Nothing in Basket!
This Blog will teach you how to create a garden that is both beautiful and beneficial to wildlife. You will learn about the importance of variety, how to provide food and shelter for wildlife, and how to avoid using pesticides. With these tips, you can create a garden that will be a haven for wildlife for years to come.
Helping Your Garden Wildlife Thrive This July July is a bustling month for wildlife, with many young creatures venturing out for the first time....
July in the Garden: Embrace the Summer Bloom! July typically brings the warmest weather of the year, making it the perfect time to step back and enjoy the vibrant results of your hard work in the garden....
Nurturing Your Garden in June: Embracing the Longest Days Welcome to June, a truly vibrant month in the gardening calendar! As the days stretch to their longest and the warmth of summer begins to embrace us, our gardens burst into life....
Embracing Wildlife in Your June Garden: A Haven for Nature June is a truly magical time in the wildlife garden, buzzing with activity and the promise of new life....
May Gardening Jobs: Bursting into Bloom! Welcome back to the garden as May arrives, bringing with it a vibrant explosion of growth and colour! The hard work of spring preparation is starting to pay off, but there are still plenty of exciting tasks to keep us busy and ensure a flourishing garden throughout the summer....
Welcoming Wildlife in Your May Garden: A Month of Nurturing Nature May is a truly vibrant and crucial time in the wildlife garden, brimming with the energy of new life....
Find out how to help the wildlife visiting your garden in April with our practical guide below: Wildlife gets busy in April! Many bumblebees and birds will be establishing nests and plenty of other species, such as moths, leaf miners and other insects are already breeding....
By now you should be noticing more plants coming to life and wildlife activities increasing....
March is a difficult month for wildlife....
By the time we reach mid-March Spring should have arrived....
Most wildlife is still hibernating at this time of year....
We are now in late winter, during February you'll be able to see the first signs spring is approaching, with bulbs appearing and wildlife becoming more active now day light and temperatures start to increase....
January can be the coldest month of the year and a time when natural food sources for wildlife are scarce....
Winter is here and the days are the shortest during this month, there shouldn't be much left to do....
Lots of wildlife is currently hibernating, but there are some species that are still out, such as birds, mice, voles, and foxes....
With winter around the corner, it's time to consider how you can help wildlife through the colder months ahead....
Generally October feels colder than previous months....
September is when the cooler weather starts to come in along with wind, and the days are noticeably shorter....
August can be one of the hottest months of the year....
August is possibly the best time of year in the garden, flowers should be putting on their best displays right now, and it's also the time when you can put your feet up and enjoy all the hard work you've put in over the year....
Tender plants need to be protected from frost, gales and freezing rains....
Nothing in Basket!