Step-by-step: the bee buffet

A gentle stroll round the garden in June allows you to marvel at our precious pollinators as they meticulously work each flower, gathering sweet nectar for energy and colourful, protein-packed pollen.

Gardening with wildlife in mind is key in this walled garden, which includes a wide variety of plants to benefit pollinators in every season

They’re so pretty – and the pollinators will thank you with their buzzing presence, helping your garden thrive all season long!

Companion planting refers to the planting of different kinds of crops near others which offer benefits – from attracting beneficial pollinators, to distracting harmful pests, filling gaps and much mor

Butterflies have been having a tough time of it, says Joe Swift — so make your garden a place they’ll be happy to call home

Finding more room for herbs will give a boost to our health, our gardens and vital pollinators. Olga Grieves shows you how to do it