Life in the garden
in balance
Imagine being visited by a squirrel for coffee or watching a mother deer lead her angular kids across the lawn on a dewy morning. Landscaping is just as important to our wild friends as it is to us - many of them are fantastic little gardeners who till the soil for us, pollinate the fruit trees and ensure that the garden is in balance.
green corridor
An animal-friendly garden design is not only about the plants you choose, but also how the garden is organized. Wildlife needs green corridors to move around, which is important to consider in harsh environments like pools and terraces . Small birds like the shelter of dense bushes and squirrels prefer to hop between trees rather than on the ground.
healthy = easy to care for
If you want to contribute to biodiversity, you should rather plant a mixture of trees, shrubs and perennials, than lawn and thuja hedge. Weaving in plants of Swedish origin is also important as many pollinators are specialized. The more animals and insects that thrive in your garden, the healthier and easier it will be to maintain!
