Gated communities and private estates maintain not only high levels of security and privacy, but also an expectation of visual quality and environmental responsibility in their green spaces. e-gardens, a specialist in low-impact, ecological garden services, offers a tailored approach for these unique environments.

Wildflower meadows offer a safe haven for a variety of small fauna, including birds, insects, and amphibians. The diverse vegetation provides essential shelter and breeding grounds, fostering a vibrant mini-ecosystem right in your London garden.

Wildflower meadows offer a safe haven for a variety of small fauna, including birds, insects, and amphibians. The diverse vegetation provides essential shelter and breeding grounds, fostering a vibrant mini-ecosystem right in your London garden.

The benefits of deadwood habitats extend beyond ecological sustenance. In a city like London, where green spaces are limited, these habitats provide an opportunity to create small pockets of biodiversity, contributing to the overall resilience of the urban ecosystem.

Bee-friendly gardening and planting is a simple and effective way to support the health of our ecosystem and the bees that play a vital role in it. These tiny creatures play a crucial role in the ecosystem and are responsible for the pollination of a large portion of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts that we rely on for food.

Yes, autumn is the perfect time to start thinking about spring. Flowering bulbs will gift your garden with an explosion of colours and announce the arrival of longer, warmer days.

Perennial plants not only can look great in your garden, but they also offer a solution to help you save the environment, time and money. Perennials by definition are only planted once and can last you a lifetime. On top of it, most of them also require less maintenance, often only once a year, and generally need far less water.

Growing organically demands the use of high-quality compost and it should be part of any organic growing cycle. Are your plants getting their dose of organic compost goodness?

Zero emissions gardening has an added benefit some people fail to consider: it is quiet. And it can really make a difference in times of remote working and zoom calls.