Wild Gardening With The Fairies : Creating Wild Spaces In Your Garden With The Help Of The Fairies

If you think you know about wild gardening, wait until you hear from the real-life garden fairies—the true experts in the field. 
Like a modern-day shaman, author Sarah Rajkotwala can communicate with the Plant Fairies, and they can speak back to her! Read words directly from the fairies themselves.

If you have ever wanted to gain insight into nature's spirit, then this is the book for you! What advice do the fairies have for humans to adopt a more natural approach to gardening?

What do the fairies think of our gardens? What improvements do they suggest for making our home gardens thrive in a wilder, more natural way?

Topics discussed include adding more flowering plants to attract pollinators to your garden. Additionally, read about the fairies' perspective on the benefits that weeds bring to the landscape and the energetic advantages they provide. This book serves as a practical fairy-manual on all aspects of wild gardening!

Quotes From The Book - 

"When the residents with a hedge enter their property, they will start to breathe a sense of relaxation and ease as soon as they open their front gate. They will feel hugged by their garden and will feel free to smile when they open the front door." – Melaleuca Shrub Fairy

"The energy of wild undisturbed places, is also of a higher vibration than the gardens that are trimmed and tended. So, a small wild part of your garden can encourage and bless the rest of your tended garden with its wild and magical strength." Daisy Flower Fairy

"A field full of weeds is better, than a field full of concrete and development. Humans have thrown out the baby with the bathwater, if they try to eliminate every weed from the face of the earth, when in fact their role is as ecological saviours! It is also better than a field full of one monocrop such some wheat, which only provides one season full of interest whereas a field full of weeds, has something in it all year round to feed and pollinate for the insects and birds." - Soursob Weed Fairy