By making a little space in our gardens we can provide vital habitats for a large number of wild animals and plants. Garden wetlands, dry stone walls, hedgerows and flower meadows can be homes for useful and attractive visitors. Sometimes one small step leads to a great change. To help endangered butterflies, for example, it can be enough to plant certain flowers in the garden. A barely-tended garden is the backdrop for natural growth and decay over the seasons. Macro and micro timelapse tracks and slow motion provide an insight into fascinating flora and fauna. This documentary follows biological cycles through the year to show how gardens can be a permanent food source and refuge for wildlife.
23 дек 2021
