The Climate Change Garden

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It's no longer gardening as usual. Already, we are seeing changes to our climate - the earliest spring, the mildest winter, the wettest year, while new pests and diseases are reported each year. Our gardens can take years to mature so what should we be planting now if our gardens in 10, 20 and 30 years ahead have any chance of surviving climate change? Kim and Sally look at the potential problems ahead and give down-to-earth advice on how you can work towards a climate-change resilient garden. They guide you through improving your soil, implementing water-saving measures, designing gardens that can cope with extreme-weather events and more