Wildlife garden
Creating a wildlife garden or a natural garden, doesn't just mean you need to ignore it and leave it to its own devices. There are many things you can to do to create and help maintain a wildlife garden, in order to maximise its attraction to all things great and small. So whether you want to transform the whole garden or just a small corner you can soon be rewarded once you see the types of wildlife you can attract to your plot.
What's more this is great way to get children involved and with a number of creatures, like the song thrush, the common frog and the hedgehog in decline, why not see what you can do to help protect the British wildlife.
Choose your wildlife garden style
Extra tips to make your wildlife garden
From the smallest ant to the largest bird they all need a little help settling in to you garden. Whilst to you it may seem the place where you play with the children or entertain friends with a BBQ to the creatures that live at the bottom of your garden it could feel like a five star hotel... Here are some fun things you can do:
