Spring Plant Fair | Public Planting and How to do it Better

After setting up his own nursery Zophian Plants four years ago and frustrated by the often limited plant palette for drought free planting, Toby Shuall has been researching, through trial-and-error, plant species that provide food and habitat for wildlife, are drought tolerant, hardy and look great. His focus is on exploring different low intervention ways – working with sand and aggregates – to create low maintenance, high impact plantings.

This is an essential talk for anyone interested in greening cities, low intervention gardening for wildlife or a south-facing garden they don’t know how to plant.