Wildlife Help

In the UK, our gardens are a fantastic place to watch, encourage and support local wildlife to thrive. Our wildlife help guides provide you with the latest tips, knowledge and advice for supporting your garden fauna. Learn about birds, bugs, hedgehogs and lots more!

1. Animals, Composting, Geoff, How To, Insects, Ponds, Spiders, Wildlife

   Guide to a Wildlife Friendly Garden

   Wildlife is often synonymous with countryside and rural areas but wherever you are situated, why not encourage some vibrant wildlife into your own garden? With spring now fully in motion, […]

   Posted On: 11/05/16
2. Animals, Charlie, How To, Ponds, Wildlife

   How to Build a Pond Guide – Part 2

   Last week, we talked you through the building of a pond, from measuring out the area, to digging and laying down the pond liner and filling with water. This week, […]

   Posted On: 06/05/16
3. Amie, Animals, How To, Pest Advice, Pest Control, Spiders

   How to Catch a Spider

   A video has surfaced on social media, reminding us of our great fear of spiders (scroll down to see it – it’s a great watch). In late summer/ autumn, there is an […]

   Posted On: 20/04/16
4. Amie, Animals, Current Issues, How To

   Save our Hedgehogs!

   Hedgehog awareness week runs from 1st – 7th May, so we’re giving you a heads up on everything you need to know to keep these animals alive in the British […]

   Posted On: 03/03/16
5. Amie, Animals, Bird Baths, Celebrations And Holidays, Gardening, Grow Your Own, Herbs, How To, Mothers' Day, Planters, Plants

   Mothering Sunday Gift Guide

   Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to show off your eternal gratitude to the one woman in your life who will always be there for you. Thanks to Primrose, there’s […]

   Posted On: 29/02/16
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   Animals, Bird Baths, Garden Design, Garden Tools, Gardening, Gardening Year, George, Greenhouses, Heated Clothing, How To, Planting, Plants, Seasonal Guides

   A Complete Guide to Gardening in Winter

   When the cold winds blow and snow begins to settle on the lawn, it’s tempting to close the backdoor and spend the winter curled up by the fire. But if […]

   Posted On: 16/11/15