WINTER WONDERLAND Our feathered friends, need our gardens more than ever, p14 Spectacular hippeastrum, p36 PHOTOS: ALAMY, GAP PHOTOS
The start of a new year is always one of hope, and that is especially true in the garden. Our bulbs are all in, thriving underground in the cold weather, ready to emerge in spring, while our perennials and evergreens look after themselves, too. We make plans, design borders in our heads and look forward to a year ahead with a garden looking just how we want it.
Often at this time of year we are limited in what we can actually do outside, but one surefire way of creating a healthier year-round garden ecosystem is to look after our wildlife, especially birds. In this issue our brilliant wildlife expert Adrian Thomas looks at the
