Learn how.
Personalised rewilding plans for balconies, terraces, gardens
and small plots, with practical Plantastics courses in development.
Veganic, peat-free and native-first.
Rewild your home.
Choose your path to rewilding
Learn how to rewild your space, get a personalised plan built around it or combine both and go even further.
Learn with Plantastics
Get a personalised plan
Build the knowledge and
confidence to regenerate
your own space.
Explore the practical courses we’re developing around living soil, plants, wildlife and
resilient growing, all guided by the Plantastics Method.
Receive clear guidance designed around your space, local conditions,
goals and budget.
From plant selection to layout, soil and seasonal care, your plan gives you
a practical route from idea
to living ecosystem.
Our personalised plans and future courses combine practical growing experience, continued botanical and ecological learning, careful research and established regenerative design principles.


What is veganic gardening?


The Plantastics Method
Everything we teach and design follows FOUR simple principles.
1. Veganic by design
We build fertility with plant compost, mulch, green manures and living roots. No manure or animal-derived fertilisers.
2. Peat-free
We use peat-free growing media to protect carbon-rich peatlands and the wildlife they support.
3. Native-first planting
We prioritise locally appropriate native plants that feed pollinators and strengthen local food webs.
4. Regenerative structure
We design in layers to protect soil, retain water and create resilient spaces that improve over time.
Together, they help create spaces that build living soil, protect fragile ecosystems,
support local wildlife and become more resilient over time.






1. Choose your path
2. Get the right support
3. Grow at your own pace


How Plantastics works
Choose the support that fits you. Explore the courses we’re developing, get a personalised plan for your own space and remember, you can combine them all.
Decide how you would like to begin: explore our developing course pathway, or choose a personalised plan created for your space.
Follow your course step by step, or share the information and photos we need to create clear, practical guidance for your space.
Put what you learn, or your personalised plan, into practice, with guidance you can return to whenever you need it.




Personalised Rewilding Plans
Clear, practical guidance created around your space,
local conditions, goals and budget.
We’re preparing to launch our personalised rewilding plans, guided by the Plantastics Method: veganic, peat-free and native-first.
Explore the plans and prices below, then tell us which you would consider purchasing when we launch.
We’re not accepting orders or payments yet. Registering your interest involves no commitment to buy.
Grounded in experience and research
Each Plantastics plan combines practical growing experience, ongoing botanical and ecological learning,
careful research and established regenerative design principles.
Every plan is personally researched, designed and reviewed by the Plantastics team. It is never generated automatically.
The Seed Plan
£49
For one small space or a simple group of containers.
The Sprout Plan
The Canopy Plan
£99
For a balcony, terrace or
small garden.
From £399
Your project begins with a £59 Project Review, included in the total price if you continue.
For larger, complex or ambitious spaces that need a deeper regenerative strategy.
Rooted in real regeneration
The Plantastics Method is grounded in regenerative practices, including veganic growing, permaculture, food forests, dense native planting and ecosystem restoration.
We adapt these principles to real homes and spaces, from a single balcony to a larger garden or plot.
Small spaces. Deeper roots. Real impact.


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Join the Plantastics newsletter for practical veganic growing ideas, stories of regeneration and simple ways to bring nature back home.
Plants have the answer.
We just need to learn how to listen.












