Some useful tips to encourage birds, insects, frogs and small mammals into your garden.
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"A good wildlife garden is more than just a corner of a garden left to go wild. Whether you are creating a new wildlife garden, or have an established one, think of it as a nature reserve and you are the warden." Delete the scoop?
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Every garden has the potential to do more for biodiversity. It need not cost and it may be fun to improve the biodiversity in your garden. Just undertaking one item from the following top ten tips will help. Delete the scoop?
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