Cutting down Perennials
Faded plants are now cut down! However perennials such as asters can be left to provide food for wildlife: http://bit.ly/sWN6Nb
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Attract Wildlife
It is not difficult to attract wildlife into your garden! Some suggestions on how to do so: http://bit.ly/rmxXHG
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Shrubs: Viburnum Opulus
You can already plant shrubs if the weather is autumnal! Try the wildlife-friendly Viburnum opulus: http://bit.ly/nm1bqW
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Enjoy the Garden!
A garden does not only mean a lot of work! Take your time to enjoy the garden and wildlife: http://bit.ly/nEoF8X
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Elder
Do you grow common elder in your garden? About this wildlife friendly shrub: http://bit.ly/lv1Zl5
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The View of Your Garden
How do you view your garden? Just as a collection of plants? The perspective of a wildlife gardener: http://j.mp/emSlpK
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Cutting Back Perennials
Did you already cut back faded perennials? Seedheads can be left uncut to provide food for wildlife: http://j.mp/bEhWbq
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Between Neat and Natural
Do you want a natural garden for wildlife? They often look messy in autumn! Between neat and natural: http://j.mp/cbLaVr
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Do Not Deadhead Rose Hips
Do your roses produce hips? They are a good source of food for wildlife! More infos about hips: http://j.mp/dxJthY
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Provide Food for Wildlife
Do not forget to provide food and shelter for wildlife! Thoughts about wildlife in the garden: http://j.mp/9StPb3
