Sofias Country Gardens

All too often when reading gardening magazines or newspaper articles it feels as if the endpoint is to dominate the world around us, to...

I doubt there are many gardeners out there who have not heard about the impending insect apocalypse. It is one of the big topics of our...

My farm is located deep in the countryside, surrounded by woods, fields and water, so it is quite obvious that I should use the...

Last year bees were declared the most important living being on our planet by the Earthwatch Institute, and with good reason too!...

By: Jill Raver, tree expert at PlantingTree Why Choose Native Trees? Native trees are low maintenance. They are already adapted to the...

Forget five star luxury holiday resorts - it is insect hotels that are all the rage at the moment! And with good reason too, as by all...

Last week I wrote about the benefit of having frogs and toads in the garden, so this week I thought I would like to inspire you with...

During the last decades there has been an alarming decline in bee populations caused by a combination of climate change, habitat loss,...

In early spring there are not nearly enough flowers flowering at Humlegård to keep the bees well fed as they come out from winter...

In the cold climate garden, nature is much stronger than on land with centuries of cultivation. Even if there are areas of wilderness in...

One of the great joys of being in the country is observing the wildlife, and I have a never ending fascination with how interlaced the...

As you know I do love my amphibians, and they love water, so naturally (excuse the pun) I needed to make a pond. In my experience, there...

The best thing about being in the country is that each and every day I get to enjoy the wildlife irl in close up. It is a bit like living...