Why this book helps us open a fresh chapter in the garden

The newly published 'An Irish Nature Year' keeps Irish Examiner gardening columnist Peter Dowdall turning the pages  
Why this book helps us open a fresh chapter in the garden

Nature is “all around us. We don’t have to be walking in the countryside or wandering along a beach.

“It is there even in the built-up corners of cities. It is in the ivy-leaved toadflax tumbling from a wall crevice, in the chatter of house sparrows sheltering in a neglected hedge, in the clouds of ants appearing mysteriously on a still, summer afternoon. Nature is a constant friend, but so omnipresent that we often forget to admire it and be thankful for its existence.”

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