Wildlife gardening

Return to: DIY Projects DIY Habitat Tripod Use this guide to create a unique garden feature and provide Food and Shelter for small birds in your garden. Two develop and test this guide we sourced r…

Adding a frog house to your garden is one of the simplest ways to attract insect-eating frogs and toads to your garden area, where they will gorge on mosquitoes, biting flies, and plant predators.

Help bumblebees visiting your garden by creating a simple bumblebee pot – learn how in our practical guide, with advice from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.

Learn how to turn your yard into a more welcoming and sustainable place for wildlife & pollinators and become a Certified Wildlife Habitat!

Want to transform your backyard to a food producing, wildlife-friendly garden? Start by choosing from these 15 trees for a wildlife-friendly, edible landscape. Wildlife value and edible parts of ea…

Creating a successful wildlife garden in your backyard is similar to building a woodland garden. The two landscape designs work in harmony, but there are specific elements to focus on to create a wildlife garden. There are seven simple steps for gardeners to create a wildlife garden. Most of these

How to create a wildlife garden: expert tips on how to create the four essentials - access, food, water and shelter for wildlife

How to make your garden more wildlife friendly - 50 easy ways to garden for wildlife and turn your outdoor space into a wildlife haven.

If you'd like to invite birds into your backyard, you'll need to learn how to create a garden for the birds by planting the right trees and shrubs, providing clean water and shelter, and more. #birds #birdwatching #birding #gardenbirds #wildlife #backyard

Encouraging Frogs to Stay in Your Garden: Encouraging frogs and toads to live in your garden keeps the pest population down and reduces the need for pesticides or other natural insect deterrents. Click to learn more. #natural #frog #garden #toadhome #abode