5 ways to make your community more wildlife friendly | The RHS

Discover five top tips on making your community more wildlife friendly, with Helen Bostock, RHS Senior Horticultural Advisor.
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[@claudiaa4759]

Thank you!😍

[@miriamyagud8805]

This is a really helpful guide. Thanks

[@helenpdb]

Brilliant suggestions, thanks for sharing!

[@flowerfairy1950]

I am in Australia and have created a 'Habitat Stepping Stone'. Found this video very enjoyable. Hopefully others do too.

[@muskanshukla7340]

Nice😊👍👍👍

[@hilarybooth1457]

Lovely idea. I have just ordered 3 small fruit trees and I have just had made a hedgehog home. Hilary

[@nukasallotment7496]

Please don't forget oregano/marjoram and the humble privet when it is allowed to flower. The borage family also attracts bees, eg echium vulgare (viper's bugloss). Nuka.