A recent interview made me think about how we can become better wildlife gardeners.

Garden Ecology

After a gap of three years we have Spotted Flycatchers nesting again in the garden. 

Spotted Flycatchers in the Garden

What to do in your wildlife garden in July

There don't seem to have many butterflies around in our gardens this summer - should we be worried?

What to look out for in your wildlife garden in August

Counting and recording the birds in your garden can provide valuable information about our native species

September signifies the end of summer. Here's what could be around in your garden this month, plus jobs to do.

What to do in your wildlife garden in October.

We can help our birds through the winter by feeding them, but you can also grow natural food for them, and for yourself by planting an apple tree.

It is almost the end of the year and soon your wildlife garden will be springing into life again.

If you garden for wildlife its best to leave as much as you can alone over the next couple of months

Jenny is a Plant Ecologist specialising in Wildlife Gardening.