Description
Tokachi Millennium Forest: Pioneering a New Way of Gardening with Nature offers an inspiring look at a different approach to garden design — one that works with the character of a place, embraces natural processes and creates space for wildlife to flourish.
Drawing on the experience of Japan’s remarkable Tokachi Millennium Forest, this beautifully illustrated and informative book explores how gardens can be designed to belong to their surroundings rather than stand apart from them.
Discover how to:
- Create gardens that respond to their local landscape and conditions
- Work with nature rather than against it
- Encourage biodiversity and create habitat for wildlife
- Develop planting schemes that feel natural, resilient and at home in their setting
- Reconnect with the land and the living world around us
Whether you are an experienced gardener, landscape designer or simply fascinated by nature, this book offers fresh ideas and inspiration for creating gardens that are richer, more sustainable and more connected to the natural world.
An inspiring guide to a gentler, more ecological way of gardening — and a beautiful addition to any nature lover’s bookshelf.
