Welcome to the new website. Previous site removed by gremlins. Will take me some time to create an appealing and informative site, so please be patient.
This site began many years ago as a place to showcase my photographic images. But life has moved on and there are more than images to be discovered here.
Gardening and wildlife books by Stephanie Jackson, published by New Holland Publishers.
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By Stephanie Jackson
This beautifully illustrated book provides a wealth of information to enable readers to create their own corner of paradise that wild birds will be eager to share.
REVIEWS
The Australian. “If you want expert advice on how to attract native birds to your garden, you’ll love Stephanie Jackson’s book. Creating a Bird-Friendly Garden,”
The Canberra Times. “A must for anyone who loves gardening or appreciates the birds that bring gardens fully to life. Stephanie Jackson’s expert advice and excellent photographs will help you select the best plants for your particular part of the country.”

By Stephanie Jackson
NOW IN ITS SECOND EDITION
If you thought you knew everything there was to know about your local wildlife, and seen everything there is to see, then think again. This unique guide to the birds, animals and invertebrates that can be found close to the average Australian home Whether you’re a newcomer to nature or a lifelong enthusiast, this book encourages you to look at your surroundings with fresh eyes.

By Stephanie Jackson
Book review in The Senior. Want to create a beautiful garden that requires a minimum of maintenance? The Easy Gardening Handbook reveals the many and varied techniques you can use to do just that. This informative and entertaining book, written with subtle humour, focuses on tough, resilient and drought-tolerant plants, and also provides tips on how to successfully grow plants in containers.

By Stephanie Jackson

By Stephanie Jackson
provides readers with a wealth of information to enable them to create a garden dominated by highly resilient plants which can thrive in Australia’s sometimes tough environments.
