£299.95£249.96 incl. VATexcl. VAT
A simple way to make space for nature.
WildPod is a compact, ready to plant wildlife habitat planter designed to support biodiversity in even the smallest outdoor spaces. Combining planting areas with built in habitats, it helps welcome pollinators and other beneficial wildlife into gardens, patios, balconies and roof terraces.
The WildPod Wildlife Habitat Planter is designed to make supporting nature easy, even where space is limited. Ideal for urban gardens, patios and terraces, it brings together planting and habitat in a single, thoughtfully designed feature.
Each WildPod includes integrated habitat zones that provide shelter and refuge for a wide range of wildlife, including bees, butterflies, hedgehogs and amphibians. Supplied with topsoil, reservoir clay and natural deadwood, it arrives ready to plant, allowing a mini ecosystem to establish quickly with minimal effort.
Constructed from responsibly sourced, untreated timber, the WildPod is free from chemicals and designed to weather naturally over time. This ageing process enhances its appearance while increasing its habitat value, helping it blend seamlessly into garden and landscape settings.
Whether used by eco‑conscious homeowners, schools, community projects or within wider landscape schemes, the WildPod offers a practical and accessible way to introduce nature‑based solutions into everyday spaces.
Multiple habitats in one planter
Integrated zones provide shelter, nesting and refuge for different species, supporting a richer range of wildlife.
Planting that works harder
Planting space allows for pollinator‑friendly plants that provide food throughout the seasons.
Materials that suit nature
Untreated timber, natural deadwood and soil‑based growing materials create a welcoming environment for insects and small animals.
WildPod is designed for people who want to support wildlife but may not have space for ponds, wildflower meadows or larger habitat features. By combining planting and habitat in a compact form, it makes biodiversity part of everyday garden design rather than a specialist add‑on.
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