Gardening 2025: Wild Meadows, Smart Tech, and Eco-Friendly Trends Transform Your Outdoor Space with Native Plants and Wellness Design
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Gardening 2025: Wild Meadows, Smart Tech, and Eco-Friendly Trends Transform Your Outdoor Space with Native Plants and Wellness Design
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Join the charismatic Nigel Thistledown as he unveils the most exciting gardening innovations and trends for 2025. In this episode, discover why traditional lawns are giving way to biodiversity-rich wildflower meadows and native plant gardens that support local pollinators. Learn about cutting-edge smart watering technologies, eco-friendly composting solutions, and permeable driveways that combine EV charging with plant-friendly designs.
Nigel explores the rising popularity of wellness gardens designed for mental health, space-efficient mini greenhouses, and the no-dig gardening method that preserves soil health. He also shares practical advice on indoor gardening, edible landscaping, and water-wise techniques for climate resilience. Whether you're transforming a sprawling yard or tending to microgreens on your windowsill, this episode delivers expert tips with Nigel's signature wit and wisdom to help your garden thrive in 2025 and beyond.
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