Not just my Garden - Nurturing a Shared Ecosystem

Lucy Hartley SpeakerNet Sponsor


Organisation:
Lucy Hartley Gardens, see website of same name
Region:
West Midlands
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Proffessional
Fee:
Paid: £100 plus travel expense
Category:
Hobbies
Updated:
22nd January 2024

A gardener looks after their patch and enjoys the beauty, feeling of well-being and sometimes the produce it delivers. It is easy to forget that the patch is being shared by a whole host of other living organisms too and is, by definition, an ecosystem or collection of ecosystems in itself. In this Talk, Lucy explores garden friendly wildflowers, much of the less visible life in the garden, how it interacts and the way a gardener can nurture their patch to support or drive this biodiversity through the way they garden and the choices they make.

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About Lucy Hartley

Lucy Hartley began her professional life as a secondary school science teacher and taught for seven years before starting a family. Lucy's mother is a keen gardener, as was her grandmother and Lucy has followed in their footsteps. She has always enjoyed art as a hobby. On returning to work Lucy chose to combine these interests and re-train as a garden designer. She has been Designing and Rejuvenating gardens since 2006 and giving Talks to Gardening Clubs since 2016.


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