Kennine replied on 18/09/2016 17:34
Posted on 18/09/2016 17:34
Many people are now setting aside an area of their garden to allow wild plants to grow and provide a habitat for wildlife. .
Allowing just a percentage of the garden to grow wild is helping nature.
We have a triangular area at the very tip of our back garden where we are encouraging wildflowers, grasses and other vegetation to provide that much needed habitat. One side has a 2 meter hedge,
It is screened from the other areas of the garden by shrubs and although we have only lived in this bungalow for under a year we are already seeing the benefits.
IMO helping nature is so important in this era of intensive farming where hedgerows and borders between fields are disappearing rapidly. .
K
Kennine