Woman's Weekly Living Series

How to love your WILDLIFE

Grow wild

Leave a section of your garden or lawn to grow wild. From the bottom of the food chain up, wild plants provide food, nectar and shelter for small animals, pollinators and other insects, while birds benefit from eating the seeds and insects the plants support. You can also plant a pretty wildflower patch in your garden or in

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Woman's Weekly Living Series

Woman's Weekly Living Series3 min read
And Relax…
Or pop some into a diffuser. It’s a very subtle aroma but has been used for centuries to soothe stress and anxiety, and help aid restful sleep. It’s popular in teas for promoting a sense of calm. ‘It’s the essential oils in camomile that give it most
Woman's Weekly Living Series5 min read
Let’s get GARDENING
The National Trust will bring an urban community wildlife garden to RHS Chelsea Flower Show (21-25 May). It’s the charity’s first garden at the show in a decade, and sees it joining forces with Blue Diamond Garden Centres and Ann-Marie Powell Gardens
Woman's Weekly Living Series1 min read
Woman's Weekly Living Series
✣ Garden Editor Teresa Conway ✣ Cover Design Ian Cave ✣ Art Director Billy Peel ✣ Picture Editor Karen Whitehead ■

Related