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A Guide to Waterwise Gardening by Michael Littlewood (Paperback, 2011)

As our climate changes, summer droughts are becoming increasingly common. Water is longer something we can take for granted, even in Britain. Meanwhile, global environmental issues mean that there is also a moral imperative to use water wisely. This book introduces the different aspects of water use and water conservation in the garden, showing you both how to use less water and how to save more. Waterwise garden design, water-efficient gardening techniques, rainwater harvesting and household water recycling will add up to give you a garden that is largely independent of mains water - which is also more attractive, productive and beneficial to wildlife.

Place of Publication
Hinton ST George
Edited by
Gaby Bartai
Illustrator(s)
Kate Wood
Content Note
30 Colour Illus
Author Biography
Michael Littlewood is a qualified landscape architect and environmental planner with extensive experience of organic gardening and sustainable land use projects around the world. He has studied biodynamics and permaculture and applies this knowledge to maintain and develop his own organic garden. His designs incorporate eco-building, bio-engineering, renewable energy systems, water harvesting, waste treatments, organic food production, natural swimming pools, and wildlife and nature conservation. Michael is the author of several publications and posters on organic gardening, natural swimming pools and landscape construction.
Date of Publication
20/08/2011
Country of Publication
United Kingdom

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