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I can honestly say, when I began my garden way back in 2007, wildlife was not really something that I considered much. How times change. Now, I often stand at the bedroom window, looking out at the beach garden in the front of the house and am constantly amazed at the numbers of birds, mainly […]
The garden is still rich in autumn fruit, seeds, nuts and berries and also insects, but competition is fierce. Here are 5 ways to help the birds over winter.
While they can be entertaining and fun to watch, most gardeners don’t feed the birds to fatten up the squirrels.
If you love birds, look out for these magical movements of starlings as they swoop and swirl in magnificent murmurations.
It might sound daft but there’s a bit more to feeding the birds than putting out birdseed. Jean Vernon offers some timely advice.
As the seasons change the garden birds become more animated in our gardens. Jean Vernon suggests ways to attract more garden birds.
Don’t be scared, bats in the garden are a blessing not a curse. These little creatures mostly eat garden bugs as Bat expert Chantal Brown explains.
Many gardeners have never seen a hedgehog, but that doesn’t mean they don’t live and breed in and around our gardens. Jean Vernon suggests some ways to support these threatened creatures.
Give your garden birds the very best support to see them through autumn and winter says Jean Vernon.
There is something magical about watching birds feed in your own garden. But it’s not just about putting out bird food. What we grow in our gardens can be a vital lifeline too. As winter approaches there is much we can do to help wildlife get through the cold bleak months.
Jean Vernon gives some advice on how you can add extra nesting habitats and shelter for wildlife in your garden.
If you want to do more to help save the bees you need to turn your attention to your garden bees, says Jean Vernon.
Rose expert Michael Marriott chooses roses that are good for pollinators such as bees.
Even a small pot of herbs can make a difference to your pollinating friends. Jean Vernon chooses five great herbs to grow for the bees.
As our garden pollinators start to emerge in spring, just like the birds, they need our help to nest and breed, Jean Vernon explains.
Look out for signs of spring in your garden. It will lift your spirits and prove that winter will soon be behind us.
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