One in four Brits haven't made any eco changes to their garden in five years
“It’s interesting to see how people would like to be – and are trying to be – more sustainable in their garden.
The research also found nearly a quarter are not aware if they are harming their garden with the products they use.And one in 10 wash excess weed killer down the drain, while 16 per cent have been known to light a bonfire in their garden. Those surveyed via OnePoll feel a sustainable garden would typically feature water butts , veg and fruit patches and composters .
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