MOSS CONCRETE 🌱
Dutch company Respyre apply a bioreceptive layer of recycled concrete to the surface, followed by a coating of moss spores. After a few weeks the moss grows and spreads across…
Monty Don Explores Croatia’s Adriatic Gardens! | Monty Don’s Adriatic Gardens
Croatia’s Adriatic coast hides a garden story shaped by stone, sea, history, and survival. Monty Don travels from Trieste into Croatia, visiting Miramare Castle, iris nurseries, Opatija’s historic parks, ancient…
Monty Dons American Gardens
Monty Don travels across America to uncover what makes its gardens so bold, wild, and surprising. From Missouri’s disappearing prairie and Chicago’s skyline garden to Longwood’s theatrical fountains, New York…
Monty Don’s London And South East Garden Journey
Monty Don travels through London and the South East to uncover how gardens survive, adapt, and inspire in Britain’s busiest corner. From George Harrison’s magical Friar Park and Gertrude Jekyll’s…
Bird Note: Your River’s Keeper
Water is essential for life, but how much do you know about the health of your local water supply? In this special episode, we speak with two Riverkeepers who explain…
Five beavers outperform humans, solve chronic flood problem in London
Thanks to the Ealing Beaver Project, their dams fixed the flood-prone Tube station and built a thriving wetland too!
Rain Garden in Detroit
In this video, Cody from the Michigan Environmental Council teams up with Cyndi Ross, a rain garden expert from Friends of the Rouge, to show you how to design and…
The world’s most annoying road
Map Men
ARK – Acts of Restorative Kindness
Amid collapsing biodiversity worldwide, Mary Reynolds of Ireland is building a movement to turn gardeners into guardians of the planet by returning our own patch of land to nature, and…
Why a decades-old forest planting practice from Japan is gaining traction in the U.S.
The late Japanese ecologist and botanist Akira Miyawaki developed this planting method in the 1970s. He wanted to re-create lush native forests preserved in sacred areas near temples and shrines…