From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
Provide havens for the wildlife in your plot with these wildlife retreats.
Even the smallest gardens, balconies and other plots can be a haven for wildlife.
One of the best ways to help is to create wildlife homes for the various creatures that visit the garden. It’s also a fun chance to get creative, whether it’s designing insect hotels or wildlife-friendly planting schemes.
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These fantastic, easy to grow perennials are happy in partial shade and full sun, are slug-resistant, very attractive to pollinators, and several varieties will flower well into autumn.
Use code: GER15
Enviously watching Wimbledon tennis fans gorging on fresh strawberries and cream? Enjoy your own freshly-harvested garden strawberries. Save an extra 10 per cent on top of the offer prices.
Use code: GW719
This pretty, new patio honeysuckle is perfect for adding height, fragrance and colour to your garden. This more compact variety only grows to 1.5-2m tall, so is suitable for smaller gardens.
