Wildlife gardens can come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and could start with a simple butterfly border or might include a whole range of different elements. We could plan and plant areas for butterflies, bees, plants which might support bats, create or maintain small or large meadow areas with a variety of grasses, meadow flowers, mixed hedgerows and of course the always popular and valuable wildlife pond through from small to large scale with associated features such as rock\/log piles and bog garden.<\/p>\n
We can also offer an initial assessment of your garden to help identify those areas of your garden that are already providing good levels of support for wildlife.<\/p>\n
We also undertake the rescue \/ restoration of ponds that have become very overgrown or sprung a leak (see Wildlife Ponds<\/strong><\/a>).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Wildlife gardens can come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and could start with a simple butterfly border or might include a whole range of different elements. We could plan and plant areas for butterflies, bees, plants which might support bats, create or maintain small or large meadow areas with a variety of grasses, … Continue reading Wildlife Gardening<\/span>