This year, sustainability, resilience and biodiversity have been the buzzwords in gardening more than ever before, and the trend looks set to continue next year. Everyone wants to build a climate resilient garden that can adapt, survive and recover after extreme weather events, as well as being a pleasant place to spend time during the hottest months of the year.
From simple ideas like planting a tree to create shade, growing climate resilient crops, and making your own compost to feed your soil, to design-led options like reducing the amount of hardscaping and letting your garden relax with a naturalistic planting style, there are lots of easy things to consider to make a more climate resilient garden.
