Jack Wallington | Nature & Gardens

Edible gardens & perennial food

Grow more food, with nature – beautiful productive planting for people and wildlife, from gardens and food forests to farms…

Edible gardens for wildlife

I suspect edible perennial crops go multiple steps further than many other plants by providing birds, insects and mammals reliable food and shelter for years and years…

Welcome to my world exploring nature

I’m Jack, in my mid-thirties I followed my heart and changed career to dedicate my life to help restore nature in whatever small way I could, while helping others to do the same. That was ten years ago and it was without a doubt the best choice I could have made. Today I design habitat-first gardens big and small, research wildlife through the lens of ecology and write about what I do to pass on my knowledge. I grow lots of food using perennial edible plant communities, volunteer for local charities to educate others and lend my support to conservation charities where I can. Around this I care for our nature rich garden in the Pennine Hills of West Yorkshire and from time-to-time try to draw and paint the beautiful landscape around us.

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