How to make a windbreak: the best trees and shrubs to use

Posted Mar 14 2019 by Nick Mann of Habitat Aid

Windswept Robin by Annette Randle via Wikimedia Commons

Those of us in the UK might have noticed it’s been more than a wee bit breezy of late. What better time to learn how to make a windbreak for your garden or smallholding with Nick Mann of Habitat Aid.

Plants for bees in late winter: how your garden can help them through

Posted Feb 26 2019 by Nick Mann of Habitat Aid

If it’s warm in February the bees will be in trouble. Nick Mann of Habitat Aid explains how you can do your bit to help them by planting winter bee plants in your garden.

Wally March 22, 2019 at 8:58 pm on Why pyrolysis and ‘plastic to fuels’ is not a solution to the plastics problemI wouldn't even go as far as to say I know something about this topic. But I do have a question. Using tires and plastics...
Nick Mann March 22, 2019 at 5:57 pm on How to make a windbreak: the best trees and shrubs to useHi Andrew - good questions! I think the theory about the birds might have come about because the flesh is best stripped from the seed...
Andrew Rollinson March 22, 2019 at 5:05 pm on How to make a windbreak: the best trees and shrubs to useAn interesting article Nick. I have two questions: 1. I once lived in the Highlands of Scotland where all the common British trees grow but...