Wildlife Gardening: What Really Works - With Jane & Steve Page

Join Jane & Steve Page - well known across Hampshire for Pines Corner, their wildlife garden in Eastleigh - for a hands-on introduction to gardening for nature, right here in the south of England.Pines Corner isn't a conventional garden. Built on a challenging plot dominated by mature Scot's pines, it trades tidy lawns and orderly borders for a mosaic of habitats: wildflower meadow, hedgerows, dragonfly ponds, bee hotels, log piles, a dead hedge, a mini woodland, and a "secret" garden - all designed to give bugs, birds, bees and butterflies somewhere to thrive.This session is a rare chance to hear directly from Jane & Steve about what actually works: how they've shaped a real, imperfect suburban plot into a genuine wildlife refuge, the mistakes they've learned from, and practical ideas you can take straight back to your own garden - however big or small.What to expect:A guided walk through Pines Corner's habitats and features
Honest, first-hand advice on wilder gardening techniques
Q&A with Jane & Steve on what's worked (and what hasn't)Titchfield Village Hall
19:30 start
Free - but please give a donation if you can afford to do so to help cover our costsSpaces are limited - book early to secure your place.The event runs for approximately one hour with time for questions.
Suggested donation: 3.50 per person (i.e. the equivalent cost of a cup of coffee) This covers the cost of the evening. No one will be turned away for want of a donation.Hosted by EcoTitchfield as part of our Greening Campaign. Find out more at ecotitchfield.com.