Liz has chosen her top varieties that offer food, shelter, or both, to our feathered friends

Giving garden wildlife a spring in their step

Position logs randomly around garden borders rather than in neat piles to recreate the way they fall naturally from trees in the wild. You could artfully arrange them around spring-flowering plants or

On a summer’s day, your garden is full of activity, with hoverflies, butterflies and bees flying from flower to flower. But that is only one slice of the action on your plot. In the ground beneath you

Spring is a wonderful time on the edible plot – the season stretches in front of us, full of hope, and everything is bursting into life. This, however, includes common garden pests who are springing i

Jenny Sheldon from the Wildlife Trusts explains how moths are one of our best garden pollinators