Wildlife Gardening Plants Reviews

Wow! Today I saw my first Greenfinch in absolutely ages a perfect specimin. Gorgeous green plumage and a fat belly could have been the female. She( I think) was scrubbing around in my front yard for worms and bits of insects which we have plenty of up here in Scotland. Mostly the devilish bitey type. It was a treat and I love watching the ...  Read the complete review

I totally agree with the previous review written about Wildlife in the garden. It is a great way to make your Garden a little piece of Eden. I fill my garden up with lots of bird feeders and keep them well stocked both in the Summer and the Winter times. I have found that you can order almost everything on line to satify your ...  Read the complete review

I've read a few articles about wildlife gardening recently and decided to do a little research into how to make my own small garden more wildlife friendly. I've discovered that small changes can make a big difference. Here are a few of the tips I've picked up. A WILD CORNER Try letting an area of your garden grow wild. I have a ...  Read the complete review

It is a widely held belief that gardening is good for you. It is good exercise, it builds confidence and self-esteem, and it promotes a sense of inner peace like nothing else on earth. In short, it can heal the mind and soothe the soul and really should be handed out in blocks of 1 hour on prescription in place of chemicals and drugs that fool you ...  Read the complete review

What is wildlife gardening? What wildlife visits your garden? What I plant in a wildlife garden, and why. A wildlife garden to me is one that is visited by Birds, Butterflies, dragonflies, spiders, frogs, and newts has an abundance of beetles and creepy crawlies, a hedge hog may visit from time to time. A must in the wildlife ...  Read the complete review