- Old logs in the shade can attract frogs and newts and as the wood rots a range of insects will follow.
- Hedges encourage a range of wildlife for food and shelter.
- Pollinating plants will encourage butterflies and bees.
- Ponds with varying depths and oxygenating plants make for good pond-life.
- Climbing plants can provide food for birds and other wildlife.
- Creating a compost heap can feed your garden.
- Collected rainwater can be used for watering plants.
Tuesday, 21 July 2015
Environmentally friendly Gardens
Here's a few tips to help the environment and encourage wildlife to your garden.
From Greenhouse to Polytunnel
We are trying to raise £1,000 to buy a Polytunnel. So far, we have raised £650. Can you help us get any closer?
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