Garden Revolution 2025: Native Plants Sustainable Tech and Wild Landscapes Transform Your Outdoor Space This Season
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Garden Revolution 2025: Native Plants Sustainable Tech and Wild Landscapes Transform Your Outdoor Space This Season
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Join the charismatic Nigel Thistledown in this delightful episode of his "Grand Gazette of Gardening Gumption" as he explores the hottest gardening trends of 2025. Discover why gardeners everywhere are ripping out traditional lawns in favor of native plant "meadowscaping" that attracts pollinators and requires less maintenance. Learn about stunning new varieties of Colocasia and dramatic foliage plants that bring tropical vibrancy to any garden. Nigel shares expert tips on vertical gardening solutions, the increasingly popular "no-dig" method, high-tech composting options, and how to create wellness-focused garden spaces. From edible landscaping that combines beauty with practicality to sustainable garden technologies like app-controlled irrigation, this episode delivers practical advice with Nigel's signature wit and charm. Whether you're an urban gardener with limited space or have acres to transform, you'll find inspiration and actionable gardening wisdom to create your own thriving ecosystem.
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