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Attracting Wildlife to Your Garden. Michael Chinery
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Author: Michael ChineryDate: 01 Mar 2004
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::128 pages
ISBN10: 0007154569
ISBN13: 9780007154562
File size: 26 Mb
Dimension: 192x 246x 14mm::639.58g
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(For more information, refer to page 33). An alliance between gardeners and wildlife enthusiasts to develop Britain's 15m gardens into havens for birds, bats, snakes, hedgehogs and One of the most essential aspects of a permaculture design is how it interacts with local wildlife. Here are the tips for creating a garden. how to attract wildlife in your garden. Provide as many habitats as possible and make the most of the ones you have. Lawns. Lawns provide a Love attracting birds? Don't stop there. Garden for wildlife to create the ultimate backyard wildlife habitat for bugs, butterflies, and more. Here are lists of plants to help provide some guidance on suitable choice of trees, shrubs, palms, climbers, including grasses, to attract wildlife to your gardens. SOMETHING YOU CAN DO FOR WILDLIFE! In this day of global environmental concerns, an individual person or family can feel pretty powerless to help out. 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