Squirrels perch adorably on that fine fence line between entertainment and nuisance. While a welcome sight for many, many gardeners will already be aware of the trail of subtle destruction squirrels leave behind. Today, we’re exposing the garden squirrel. We’ll look at its good and bad side, examining all angles and figuring out why they do what they do – let’s get to it!
Hedgehogs hoover up harmful pests and help to mix soil for maximum fertility. By making your garden hedgehog-friendly enough for one (or a few more) to set up shop, you’re doing your bit for the hedgehog species.
Bees and pollinators need our help to make a comeback and growing a pollinator-friendly home garden is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to help. And if you think you need a large property to make an impact, think again. Whether you have farm or a window box, if you follow a few simple steps, you’ll be well on your way to building a pollinator habit that bees and butterflies won’t be able to resist.
