To create a pollinator-friendly garden, plant diverse native flowers, avoid pesticides, provide water and shelter, include herbs, and cluster blooms. Educate others to foster more pollinator-supportive environments, enhancing ecosystem health.
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Benefits of Using Eggshells in Your Garden
Eggshells are beneficial for gardens, serving as soil amendments, compost boosters, natural pest repellents, seed starters, bird feed, mulch, and antifungal agents, while enhancing plant nutrition.
Wildlife vs Ornamental Gardens: Key Differences Explained
Wildlife gardens prioritize ecology and biodiversity, while ornamental gardens focus on aesthetics. Balancing both requires intentional design for beauty and ecological function.
Green Alkanet: A Gardener’s Guide
Green Alkanet (Pentaglottis sempervirens) is an invasive perennial plant favored in gardens for its blue flowers and ground cover. While appealing to clients, its rapid spread poses management challenges due to deep roots and difficult removal.
The Importance of Dead Hedges for Wildlife
Dead hedges are vital for wildlife by offering habitats, food, and movement corridors. They enhance biodiversity, aid in nutrient recycling, and serve as natural fencing, supporting numerous species while benefiting gardens and farms.
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