Wildlife Gardening
World’s wildlife is captivating and should be nurtured. Here you can discuss plants to encourage wildlife to your garden, share your wildlife photography or any questions you may have.
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Started by Gardening_Graham 7 years ago
Hi Having moved into my place last summer and fighting against the un-mown lawn etc I finally managed to get it "straight" and planted up several pot...
Hi Having moved into my place last summer and fighting against the un-mown lawn etc I finally managed to get it "straight" and planted up several pot...
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Started by carolb 6 years ago
Hi Folks, recently I was moving a flower planter which was sitting on old bricks and underneath I found this beauty a bit of research tells me (I be...
Hi Folks, recently I was moving a flower planter which was sitting on old bricks and underneath I found this beauty a bit of research tells me (I be...
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Started by granddad2015 5 years ago
Looking for advice on seeds/plants to create a wild flower meadow to attract bees, butterfly and anything else. I can set aside about 450 square yar...
Looking for advice on seeds/plants to create a wild flower meadow to attract bees, butterfly and anything else. I can set aside about 450 square yar...
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Started by carolb 6 years ago
Who else is going to be taking part in this survey this year? I have noticed an increase in the bird life in my garden last year, hopefully due to the...
Who else is going to be taking part in this survey this year? I have noticed an increase in the bird life in my garden last year, hopefully due to the...
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Started by carolb 6 years ago
I have found that a simple cotoneaster (sp) bush is great for attracting blackbirds into the garden, they love the berries.
I have found that a simple cotoneaster (sp) bush is great for attracting blackbirds into the garden, they love the berries.
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Grow wild. Let nature take its course to create a more attractive environment for all things wild. Plant trees and shrub...