Amateur Gardening

Make a wildlife rainbow

HERE’S been an extra buzz in the garden at the National Trust’s Nunnington Hall in North Yorkshire this year, because gardener Cal Stuart has designed a 32x10ft (10x3m) Buzz Border for pollinators. It includes, he says, “a wide range of plants to maximise biodiversity and spread pollen and nectar across a long period, continuing Nunnington Hall’s commitment to biodiversity and gardening using organic principles”.

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