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Over the last few years wildlife gardening has become much more popular as gardeners are becoming more educated on the decline of wildlife in gardens. As a result, more and more modest gardeners are becoming interested in how they can help species survive in their gardens while also learning to enjoy having regular wildlife visitors [...]  Watching a bat pop out from under a bat house after sunset or seeing a hedgehog pop out from underneath some old wooden logs can be a great sight to catch on a whim, but if you want to actually see these types of sights more often you can take some proactive steps to make [...] If you are planting a landscaped garden you may want to think about how birds could compliment it by offering bright colours, cheerful songs, and lively movement. In fact, every garden regardless of size can offer a sanctuary for birds year round, by just adding the four ingredients that an urban songbird requires for a [...] In the last few years, wildlife gardening has becoming increasingly popular mainly because gardeners are now more aware of the fact that wildlife is declining, and that they have a larger role in protecting it. Of course, the charm of watching native species at play in one’s garden is also a contributing factor. Today, it is [...] With summer getting closer gardens now need more maintenance and it is time to get the lawn mowers out of the garage. However, instead of getting the mower out, why not try leaving it in the shed so that your garden an offer a safe haven to wildlife that is now starting to emerge from [...] |
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