RSS FeedKeeping your garden free of harmful chemicals gives you a head start in attracting wildlife and, with a little planning, you can create a habitat that will welcome a diverse range of creatures. The visitors, in turn, will repay you by acting as predators, helping to control the level of problem-causing pests in your garden. [...]
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The Wildlife Garden
Posted by admin on October 23rd, 2011
Posted in Wildlife Gardens 
Tags: butterflies and other insects, feeding, garden compost, mains water, native creatures, range, soil life, turn, water, Wildlife 
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Posted by admin on September 7th, 2011
In order to create a garden that draws and sustains wildlife, the garden must feature food sources first and foremost. Many times by planting native plant species, you will automatically draw wildlife who will feast upon the berries, nuts, fruits and seeds that these plants produce. Flowering plants are also beneficial as they help attract [...]
Posted in Wildlife Gardens Tags: chemical fertilizers, Home, hungry caterpillars, lawn, mud puddles, native plant species, plant, spider habitat, water, Wildlife Comments Off
