Frogs!
On Monday it is back to business. This mating pair of frogs was rescued from a light-well in Hampstead. We let them lay their eggs, then...
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FrogBlog
- Jan 10, 2019
Wildflower seed collecting for the farm
Collecting horned poppy seeds on a shingle beach on the Norfolk coast yesterday, I was suddenly surrounded by birds, as a flock of snow...
- Jul 30, 2018
Wildlife pond!
Frognal Gardens continue their commitment to the local community and local wildlife by donating all design and construction for a new and...
- Aug 16, 2016
Rare moth discovered in Hampstead!
This gorgeous Jersey Tiger Moth was seen at UCS School on the east terrace last week! Then it flashed its red fiery underwings and flew...
- Jan 25, 2016
Birdwatching in Norfolk
The countryside is not usually at its best in midwinter, but the north coast of Norfolk is a wonderful exception! Birds from all over the...
- Sep 26, 2013
Wildlife pond completed!
Frognal Gardens project to rebuild and restore the wildlife pond at Mill Lane NW6 was a great success, and completed ahead of schedule....
- Jul 10, 2013
Obsessive tidiness is no subsitute for good design
It is the goal of a garden maintenance team to leave a garden looking “neat and tidy”. Of course it is! But what about the garden...
- Sep 29, 2012
Frognal Gardens wins another prize in Camden in Bloom 2012!
Camden in Bloom 2012 was cancelled, then suddenly on again, so we had to quickly decide which of our gardens fitted an available...
- Sep 29, 2009
Frognal Gardens wins award for Camden in Bloom
Our lovely client Claudia decided to enter the Camden in Bloom 2009 competition with the wildlife garden that we designed and built at...
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