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GO WILD IN THE GARDEN

Large or small, every garden can become a beautiful, natural haven for you, our wildlife and the environment. Looking after our gardens to benefit wildlife means declining species, such as hedgehogs, bats and sparrows, can find a safe place to live and thrive. It’s easy to make a difference. Small changes can make a big difference. Sit back and see who comes to visit your garden!

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Let nature take its course and attract wildlife by allowing areas of your garden to grow wild. Planting native and nectar-rich shrubs and plants will attract and support bees, butterflies, birds, and other species.

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Plastic found in synthetic clothes, along with seed trays, plant labels and pots are damaging our wildlife. Look for alternatives such as seed trays made from FSC-certified natural rubber or plant fibre, and clothes made from natural fibres and yarns. All biodegradable and won’t contribute to plastic pollution.