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grown, will provide cover for birds. The shrubs are tiny and don't yet provide any structure or sheltering opportunities. The teasels, cosmos and sunflowers I've left to seed stand like skinny stalks above flat, lifeless foliage. And I don't have a tree

a short flight to the raspberries, comfrey and clover he grows.If you want wildlife nesting in your garden, then build log and leaf piles, start a compost heap, leave a messy area, plant nectar-rich flowers and dig a pond. You could also use an old

and palm tree combo in the communal garden area of my flats (though technically this isn't guerrilla gardening, as I live there). As a wildlife gardener, 90 per cent of what I grow is with wildlife in mind, but not all gardeners consider wildlife, and so