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RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2027

RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2027

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Author: The Royal Horticultural Society

Natural & wild gardening

Published on 7 May 2026 by Quarto Publishing PLC (Frances Lincoln) in the United Kingdom.

Other | 112 pages, 45 colour photos
177 x 237 x 19 | 488g

Celebrate a year of wildlife in your garden with the RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2027. Discover the wonder of nature on your doorstep with the RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2027, a perennial favourite and the perfect companion for gardeners, wildlife enthusiasts and anyone who treasures the natural world. This beautifully designed week-to-view diary showcases the extraordinary variety of British garden wildlife with stunning full-colour photographs of birds, mammals, amphibians, insects, butterflies and garden plants throughout the seasons. Each image captures a unique moment of life in the garden – from a goldfinch perched on winter seedheads to a hedgehog foraging on a summer evening or the delicate sparkle of a spider’s web on a crisp morning. Practical as well as beautiful, the diary includes seasonal ideas and expert tips from the RHS on how to make your garden more welcoming to wildlife. Whether it’s planting nectar-rich flowers for pollinators, creating ponds for frogs and newts, or providing food and shelter for birds, every small change can help your garden thrive as a living ecosystem. Designed for everyday use, the diary features a week-to-view layout with plenty of space for notes and appointments, along with an internal storage pocket, a silk ribbon marker and reference calendars for 2027 and 2028. Combining beauty, practicality and conservation insight, the RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2027 makes a thoughtful gift for gardeners, nature lovers, bird-watchers and families who enjoy the outdoors. It is a gentle reminder, week by week, that gardens of every size can play a vital role in supporting wildlife and sustaining biodiversity. 

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