Monthly Archives: November 2026

πŸŒͺ️ Recent storms left your garden looking battered? Let’s get it back in shape! 🌿

πŸ‚ Tidy the debris Gather fallen leaves and twigs on your lawn for the compost or green waste bin, but leave leaves on your borders as food and shelter for wildlife. 🐞🐦 βœ‚οΈ Prune and support Cut jagged stems cleanly just above a healthy bud with sharp secateurs. Stake and tie any knocked-over plants to help them settle and protect them from the next storm. 🌱   🏑 Broken fence? Replace the panel or plant a hedge! 🌳 There’s lots of choice READ MORE

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🌍✨ Proud finalists at the Oxford Climate Awards! ✨🌍

In September we told you we’d been shortlisted for the Sustainable Medium Business Award, and on 15th October our very own Alison headed to the ceremony to represent Wild to Wonderful! πŸ†πŸŒΏ Out of hundreds of applicants, we made the TOP 3 in our category. Vale and Downland Museum took the win, but we’re so proud to have been up there with them! πŸ‘ Alison shared a table with two category winners: πŸ₯‡ Witney Town Council (Biodiversity & Ecology Award) πŸ₯‡ Zimbl (Green Transport Award) πŸ’¬ READ MORE

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Have you found a dead patch in your lawn? 😩

🌧️ The rain is back after the hot summer, so lawns should be recovering, but some of us have found a dead patch or two. Causes can include physical damage, water-repellent soil, fungal disease and pests πŸ› See below to diagnose the cause and get it fixed πŸ‘‰   READ MORE

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