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Talkback: Attract wildlife to your garden pond

I have two ponds in my back garden and they certainly encourage loads of extra wildlife to the area! I've had seen beautiful dragonfiles, frogs, toads and newts in mine to name but a few, and the attracted bird life is staggering! I've written a by Glyn from AnimalsUnlimited.co.uk

10/05/2012 22:14:54

by Glyn from AnimalsUnlimited.co.uk

Talkback: Growing lupins

Are they attractive to pollinators and other wildlife? The bees love 'em so do slugs and snails Agree with both of the above, but I love seeing the bees on them I little trick I do to prolong the flowering time is when seed pods start to form by tosca1

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06/08/2012 16:50:43

by Daf-O-Dilly

Wildlife Pond

I have just created a wildlife pond in my garden -1.5m x 1m (preformed pond) with the intention of attracting more wildlife into my garden. I am looking for some advice on plants to put in my pond to keep the water clean that are not too invasive by John mcleod

08/09/2012 17:28:45

by John mcleod

Carol Klein's Acer?

hello there, can anyone let me know the name of the Acer that was featured in yeserday's 'Life in a Cottage Garden' with Carol Klein. it was given to her by her mother. i'm looking for something similar for my garden -- autumn colour, attracts by Marjorie Stoddard

11/03/2013 15:42:49

by Marjorie Stoddard

Need Bees This Year!

I've failed to attract bees to my garden for as long as I can remember, but this year I haven't given myself a budget, so am looking for any perennials that attract wildlife, preferably clump forming or ones that seed themself, so I'm able to make by Ryan Lloyd

25/03/2013 01:21:12

by Ryan Lloyd

Bats

Hello, I'm new to this, I'm a keen gardener and when planting consider the wildlife the plants will attract. We have introduced many boxes to encourage the birds and wildlife one of which is a bat box and although I try and watch for activity I have by Chilli Pepper

02/09/2012 11:19:39

by Chilli Pepper

New Garden, need help to design

Hi Recently moved and want to make the garden look colorful and attract wildlife through each season. I would like a section to grown own food, but not sure where to put it (just a small area enough to grow for fun) We plan to uplift by Frozz

09/10/2012 13:11:50

by Frozz

Talkback: Grasshoppers, butterflies and wolf spiders

now corrected. A very nice report of a lovely place by the sounds of it. I also have a good assortment of creepy crawlies and this year the 'wildlife' landscaping which we did last year has seemed to be very successful in attracting them! The new by andrew littleford

28/11/2011 18:44:05

by kaycurtis

Brand New Garden - 1 Year on

I moved into a brand new house in January 2012 - and began to create my new garden as soon as I moved in. I really like cottage style plants and hoping to make the garden even better next year and attract more wildlife - if anyone has any tips by John mcleod

22/09/2012 14:00:29

by sotongeoff

Deutzia - should it stay or should it go now

everything in the garden has to be wildlife-friendly as well as attractive. I don't have any particular love of the shrub and my alternatives for the spot are a black elder (already got) or a philadelphus (not got) - are either of those better for wildlife by HyppyByker

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19/07/2012 23:05:55

by diggingdoris

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