How to create a wildlife garden (part eight)
Published: Wednesday, 7 August 2019 at 11:58 am
Watch Monty plant pulmonaria in his wildlife garden, great for attracting bees in spring.
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As part of the Gardeners' World video guide to creating a wildlife garden, Monty Don shows you how to plant pulmonaria. This shade-loving perennial is a magnet for bees and other pollinating insects early in the year, as it flowers from February right through to late May. Plant some in your own garden in late summer and you'll be rewarded with pretty flowers and visiting bees in spring.
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Watch other videos in this sequence:
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- How to create a wildlife garden (part one)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part two)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part three)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part four)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part five)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part six)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part seven)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part nine)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part 10)
- How to create a wildlife garden (part 11)
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