Tag Archives: wildlife
Foxgloves
Foxgloves
Cottage garden favourites, foxgloves bring oodles of charm to late spring and summer gardens with pretty, homely...
Eight ways to help garden wildlife in winter
Eight ways to help garden wildlife in winter
We know that our wildlife is, unfortunately, in decline. But there are good news s...
KEEP YOUR ROBINS ROCKIN’
STEP INTO THEIR CLAWS
If you’re a bird in winter these are your problems - there’s hardly any food about; your water supply becomes a ...
JOIN IN THE BIG BUTTERFLY COUNT
The ‘Big Butterfly Count’ finishes on August 12th, so if you’ve not begun counting already then you still have time to join in the WORL...
BEST SMALL TREES FOR BEES
Best Small Trees for Bees
Britain's bees are in decline, ahead of our WORLD BEE DAY celebrations across Capital Gardens Centres on Sun...
ATTRACTING BIRDS TO YOUR GARDEN BY A GARDENER
Attracting Birds to your garden by a gardener.
There is a lot of information flying around on the internet on ways of attracting birds...
7 Kinds of Plants You Should Sow Now for Spring and Summer
With the winter fast approaching, you may be thinking that it’s time to hang up your hoe and ease off the green-fingered pursuits for t...
A Guide to Caring for Your Pond in Autumn and Winter
So often the proud centrepiece of the garden, your pond requires and deserves plenty of TLC to ensure it looks its best all year, and a...
How to Attract Hedgehogs to Your Garden
With their button eyes, snuffly little noses and wobbly walks, hedgehogs are a welcome sight in the garden. And for the keen gardener, ...
How Can We Help to Save the Bees?
The fate of the human race and bees are closely related, with the insects playing a pivotal role in our survival. However, the global b...
Eight Ways to Give Bees a Helping Hand in Your Urban Garden
With 30% of our diet directly resulting from bee pollination of fruit and vegetable plants – these flying insects are amongst the most ...
Back Garden Birds: Britain’s Most Regular Visitors
With more than half a million households involved and 8.5 million birds counted; the RSPB’s Birdwatch 2015 has provided a detailed insi...
