RHS Waterwise Garden: Sustain Your Garden Through Drought and Flood

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RHS Waterwise Garden: Sustain Your Garden Through Drought and Flood Author: Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
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Pages: 192 Language: English ISBN: 9780241740224 Categories: , , ,

Transform your garden into a water-saving and water-absorbing haven that’s fighting fit to thrive in an uncertain future of drought and flood. Truly successful and sustainable gardens depend on one thing – water. Whether you have too much (or not enough), water is at the root of your garden, bringing life to plants, the soil and to biodiversity.

But with our changing climate, extreme weather events and limited resources, how do you make a beautiful, useful and long-term waterwise garden? Discover how to design a garden that will use water efficiently, work out the water flow in your garden, the key plants to grow for a changing climate, and how planting can be used to soak up excess water. Whether dealing with flash flooding or ongoing summer droughts, creating sustainable drainage solutions or designing an ephemeral pond, now is the time to make your garden waterwise.

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Tom Massey... shows how gardeners can end their reliance on tap water -- Sharon Smith * The Telegraph *

Author Biography

Tom Massey is an award-winning landscape designer and principal at Tom Massey Studio, a London-based practice renowned for pioneering sustainable and ecologically responsive gardens. A popular presence at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Tom has designed and exhibited four gardens, including the WaterAid Garden (with Studio Weave) in 2024, which was awarded an RHS Gold Medal. Designs for home gardens have garnered Tom further awards, and brought him to a wider audience as a featured designer on the BBC television series Your Garden Made Perfect.