Olievah’s gardening services

I provide maintenance and advice on wildlife gardens, including how to increase biodiversity, improve the area for wildlife and give suggestions on plants that will benefit local species such as over-wintering insects.
My ultimate goal is to create and maintain a green space that both you and our amazing wildlife can enjoy in all seasons.
I studied for 2 years at Nottingham Trent University for wildlife conservation and I hold a full RHS level 2 qualification in practical horticulture.

I’m passionate about our wildlife and have always had my hands in the soil or plants looking for creatures, I have developed that interest into a wildlife gardening service.
I’ve got plenty of background in practical conservation volunteering with various wildlife trusts and the Greenways project with building hibernaculums for slow worms and stag beetles, meadow management, removing invasive plants, building dead hedges, planting beneficial plants to improve biodiversity and coppicing.
I’ve also been involved with creating and maintaining a wildlife corridor for pollinators and other invertebrates using successional flowering plants.