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
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Deadheading
Deadhead flowering plants regularly! Spent flowers can also be left to provide food for wildlife: http://j.mp/8ZwM1E
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Wildlife in Gardens
Do you have a wildlife-friendly garden? Some people create a wildlife haven quite unintentionally: http://j.mp/bJPqqE
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Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden
Did you ever consider creating a wildlife-friendly garden to attract garden birds? Some tips: http://j.mp/9yYnr7
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Build a Butterfly Puddle
Butterflies often gather on moist spots in a garden! Build your own butterfly puddle to attract them: http://j.mp/91rDeV
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Attract Garden Birds!
Try to attract garden birds! They are not only beautiful but natural pest control, too: http://j.mp/d4cz88
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Animals in Your Garden
Do you have animals in your garden like birds, hedgehogs or frogs? Or perhaps your own cat or dog?
Absolutely – my passions are my dogs and garden. But love the birds too. Our raised pond is no good for frogs. Had the odd hedgehog visiting as well.