Increasing numbers of gardeners wish to modify their gardening habits toenefit the local wildlife. "Sticky Wicket: Gardening in Tune with Nature"hows how this can be done. Pam Lewis' initial plan for Sticky Wicket, herarden in Dorset, was to take a painterly approach to combining colours inhe flower borders. But, as the years passed, she realized that what sheeally wanted was to strike a balance between her desire for a beautifularden and the needs of the insects, birds and small mammals that shared itith her. Pam's garden is now that rare treat: a feast for the eye and oneor the local wildlife, too. This book, an account of the process, is bothharply observed and full of valuable information for those who want to learnrom her experiences. Those interested in wildflower meadows will enjoy Pam'sirst book, "Making Wildflower Meadows", about the five different meadows atticky Wicket.