Ecosystems Management


 

 
  Nature consevation begins at your own front door

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                                                                        Ecoman

My garden below is a perfect working example of what can be achieved in a medium sized suburban garden as far as having both a functional garden which attracts wildlife as well as being a well planned aesthetically pleasing garden that fulfils the basic principles of good landscape design. Here I have put into practice my belief that nature conservation starts at your own front door, you can do something yourself to benefit nature. I have produced a pleasing well managed garden that may lead others to also convert their own sterile, dysfunctional, unattractive gardens into places of beauty and tranquility.
 
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You will not find a green desert in this garden

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This garden is designed to bring nature back into the city
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View from the front gate towards the house

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A magnificent specimen of Albizia adiantifolia in this tree Hadeda Ibises
have raise a family every year for many years

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One of many magnificent specimens of Stangeria eriopus to be found in the
shadier sections of my garden

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My garden which is planted exclusively to native plants many of them rare or unusual. it is a haven to birds, insects in particular butterflies, reptiles, frogs, fruit bats, large spotted genets and monkeys pay regular visits.

My garden in which I have planted every tree and plant is an outstanding working example of what you can also do to create a pleasing, interesting, tranquil, well planned garden that can also bring an amazing amount of wildlife back into the city.

This property was sold while I was living abroad



Designed, Developed & Maintained by Michael Hickman
Last updated on 19.03.11
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