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Create A Wildlife Garden

By Cris Pillow


There are many people these days who are not only concerned about the environment but are looking at ways to use their garden to help save the ecosystem. You could easily develop a garden that is stress-free and peaceful while attracting wildlife at the same time. It is too bad that a great many gardens have fences and other out of place designs instead of hedges or trees. If you'd like to have animals living in your garden, here are some tips.

One of the most enjoyable things to hear in the morning is the sound of birds singing and it is nice to see a wide variety of species visiting your garden. If you have trees and bushes, these birds will have a place to stay. You can easily set up bird tables so that it is possible to leave food for them. Birds likewise like to wash themselves in water, so just about any water features you have will attract them as well as given them somewhere to drink. It is a good idea to help them in the winter by breaking through ice whenever extreme conditions set it. You can provide an extra source of food for birds by growing berries and other fruits.

You might also want to contemplate a pond, which will not only attract birds but will also bring in frogs and toads. You should bring in natural pest control for your garden and with a little research you'll see there are many options. The way you create your water exhibit can attract other animals as well. Any time you provide stones or rocks around your pond, it could provide shelter for certain animals. In case you want your garden to be safe and friendly, consulting with a garden expert will probably be your best option.

You could have hedgehogs reside in your garden if you create an area to keep leaves and logs. You might also perform a little research about what types of flowers or plants would be good for your garden. You'll find that some will attract certain types of insects while others will attract certain type of animals. So you want the right mix and if you do this, you will soon have your garden thriving with the sound of bees, birds and other wildlife.

It can be very satisfying to know that you are helping wildlife to thrive whilst providing yourself a sanctuary to relax in. If you are using your imagination and do your research you will be surprised at the many different types of animals, birds and insects that come to visit your garden.




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