From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Richard Jones reveals the best possible way to attract wildlife to your garden.
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In this Quick Tips video guide, Richard ‘Bugman’ Jones highlights the single best feature you can add to your garden to attract wildlife: a pond. He gives advice on location, depth and the range of plants to use – and gives an idea of the wildlife you can expect to see.
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