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Wildlife starts in the garden, and every plant, pond, and log pile you add makes room for more of it. Here you’ll find advice on seasonal jobs that help wildlife through autumn and winter, plants that feed birds, and guides to identifying the creatures you share your space with. Want to build a home for wildlife? Our habitat guides cover ponds, hedgehog highways, and bird boxes. Looking for a simple start? Leaving some leaves, seed heads, and wild corners in place is one of the easiest things you can do.
Autumn and winter for wildlife
10 ways to help garden wildlife in autumn
Four autumn wildlife gardening jobs
Signs of hibernating wildlife
Help wildlife survive winter
Five winter wildlife gardening jobs
Feeding garden birds in winter
Plants for Bees
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How to grow alliums
How to grow buddleia (butterfly bush)
How to grow penstemons
How to grow thyme
How to grow delphiniums
How to grow lamb's ear
How to grow verbascums
How to grow teasel
How to grow goldenrod (solidago)
How to grow foxgloves
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Identify garden visitors
Identifying bumblebees
25 common British garden birds and how to identify them
Garden wildlife identifier: butterflies
Garden wildlife identifier: small mammals
Garden wildlife identifier: bird eggs
Garden wildlife identifier: caterpillars
Plants for birds
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How to grow sunflowers
How to grow cornflowers
How to grow knapweed
How to grow scabious
How to grow self-heal (Prunella vulgaris)
How to grow and care for honeysuckle
How to grow lavender
How to grow hawthorn
How to grow holly
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Wildlife habitats
Habitats for garden birds
Wildlife homes to make. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
