Wildlife gardening

Wildlife gardening

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Simple hacks to adapt your garden to the increasingly hot and dry British summer

Look after your garden and the planet with these useful tips on rainwater harvesting and ways to make your garden more drought-resistant.
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Make your garden a wildlife paradise with the 20 best summer plants for bees and butterflies

Make your garden a haven for butterflies, bees and hoverflies with our guide to the best summer plants for pollinators.
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Male house sparrow, Passer domesticus, perched by the side of a bird bath drinking water

As temperatures spike, here’s how to help your garden wildlife thrive in a heatwave – including the popular myth you should AVOID

Wildlife can struggle from a lack of access to water or limited food sources during a summer heatwave, but there are plenty of ways you can help
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What happens when a lord sets out to rewild the kingdom

He’s a rebel aristocrat on a mission to rebuild an entire kingdom – one where nature comes first. Fergus Collins meets the lord spearheading a nationwide rewilding revolution.
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Add some greenery to your home with our choice of the best houseplants for all levels – and learn how to look after them so they stay alive and healthy!

Our beginners guide looks at easy ways to grow indoor plants, which types of houseplant grow best in the UK, how to care for your houseplants, the benefits of growing plants indoors and common houseplant problems.
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Poppy Okotcha interview

“I quit the New York catwalk to create my own regenerative garden paradise – here’s why”

Poppy Okotcha turned her back on the jet-setting lifestyle of a top model for a more down-to-earth way of life. Fergus Collins meets the regenerative gardener and author to find out why
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Best sustainable compost to buy in 2025: 10 peat free options

From mushroom compost to wool, give your plants a healthy peat-free start with our pick of the best sustainable compost for your garden.
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Cutting branches with a saw at the bottom of a Christmas tree.

How to use your old Christmas tree in the garden

Once the festive season is over, you may be wondering what to do with your Christmas tree. Here are five great ways to reuse your old tree in the garden
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How to trim hedges

Want to know how to manage and trim a hedge? Here's some advice from Ben Newton, Wilder Landscapes Advisor for Norfolk Wildlife Trust
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ink and white scented sweet pea flowers tumbling through a rustic wooden fence in a cottage garden

When to plant sweet peas

What's the best time of year to sow sweet peas and when should you plant them out in your garden?
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