Wildlife-Friendly Plants

Make Your Garden A Haven For Beneficial Insects, Amphibians And Birds

By Creeser, Rosemary & Wooster, Steve

Publishers Summary:
A practical and inspiring guide. Wildlife gardening books have traditionally focused on large gardens in rural areas where there is ample space to plant large trees and hedges. For many new gardeners or those living in urban areas, working with a small space presents a variety of challenges when trying to attract beneficial wildlife. Wildlife-Friendly Plants is a practical guide specifically designed to help gardeners chose the best plants for encouraging and supporting wildlife. By attracting beneficial wildlife, gardeners can eliminate the use of a range of chemicals and create a healthier environment. This book is intended for any size garden from large to small in the city or country. Wildlife-Friendly Plants includes: - Beautifully photographed directory of wildlife friendly plants - Helpful step-by-step projects for planting, pruning and dividing - Extended backflap with a guide to the symbols used throughout the book. Many of these plants are perfect for use in small spaces, such as a patio, terrace or window box. With the valuable suggestions for use, planting and maintenance, anyone can create a safe haven for beneficial insects, amphibians and birds. Wildlife-Friendly Plants is the ideal book for gardening and wildlife enthusiasts everywhere.

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ISBN
978-1-55297-953-2
Publisher
Firefly Books Ltd


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Reviewed on November 1, 2004

Here are two new titles that address turning your garden into an animal-friendly habitat. Maintaining a chatty style, Dolezal (The Complete Guide to Choosing Landscape Plants ), writing under the aegis of Birds & Blooms magazine, adeptly explains such complex topics as ecosystems and the origins of birds as he describes how gardeners and birds can mutually benefit from well-conceived organic yards. He guides readers in evaluating their site, choosing plants, and considering bird-friendly accoutrements like nesting material, feeders, and perches. His advice takes into account maintenance, safety, scheduling,...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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