To create a wildlife-friendly garden, incorporate native plants for food, provide shelter, install water sources, avoid chemicals, diversify species, and ensure accessibility for small animals, fostering biodiversity and a thriving ecosystem.
Tag Archives: Pollinators
Creating a Bee-Friendly Garden: Tips for Attracting Pollinators
We can all do our bit for nature, and we don’t need to have considerable gardens to provide a duty of care to our wildlife,
The Beauty of Lesser Celandine: A Wildflower, Weed, and Herb | UK Native Plant
Lesser Celandine (Ficaria verna) is a bright yellow wildflower and perennial that can be invasive but also beneficial for early pollinators. It’s notable for its potential toxicity.
Forget-me-not (Myosotis arvensis) – Delicate Beauty for Wildlife Gardens
The Forget-me-not, also known as Myosotis arvensis, is a charming wildflower with delicate sky blue, pink, or white flowers and yellow centers. It thrives from April to September, self-seeding and sprouting the following year. Ideal for wildlife gardens, it attracts bees and other pollinating insects with its nectar, and provides seeds for some bird species.
Lavender: Versatile Benefits for Gardening and Home Fragrance
Lavender-inspired designs, including bath oils, earthy comforts, and nature-inspired collections, attract bees.
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