Wildlife Gardens

Many of our gardens play host to a myriad of wildlife. A wonderful experience is to be had at 58 Richmond Road, Round Hill, where you find a secret wooded idyll in town. Once the site of a laundry, this garden is a succession of spaces enclosed in foliage. It is now home to frogs, toads and newts and all manner of bird and insect life.

Wildlife came uninvited but was welcomed at 13 Princes Crescent, Hove, where a traditional garden with a pond, lawns and beds of flowers and shrubs has attracted hummingbird moths, trapdoor snails, toads, frogs and newts.