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mulch not only nourishes your magnolia but also supports wider biodiversity in your garden — see The Wildlife Trust's wildlife gardening tips  for more ideas.

It can also be used as a game and wildlife cover. It can be maintained at a height of 3-5m or grown as a specimen shrub and is attractive to wildlife with

Our commitment to UK grown native species helps in supporting local wildlife and preserving our precious nursery practices prioritize responsible land management, efficient resource use, and environmentally friendly

In addition to the climatic benefits, trees provide a home to more wildlife than any other landscape, Get them to look out for the all the wildlife that are supported by trees. What should I plant? Are you looking to attract more wildlife, create an impact, provide a pallet of autumn colours, or perhaps

Italian Cypress) Design-Friendly Tree Options Tree Design Strength Hornbeam (pleached) Formal, adaptable ✔️Trees for modern, traditional, or wildlife garden styles ✔️Pleached and multi-stem options available

its delicate white flowers in spring and bright orange-red berries in autumn, the rowan tree supports wildlife

It's easy to grow, supports wildlife, and can be incorporated into hedgerows or grown as a standalone Install a tree guard  or spiral wrap  to protect young bark from pests and wildlife.

Serving as a food source  for wildlife; birds and mammals consume fruits, aiding seed  dispersal.

Wildlife Support:  They provide shelter and food for birds and insects, enhancing biodiversity. 3.

brick walls or wooden panels Add year-round interest  with foliage, flowers, or berries Support local wildlife

Holly hedges do well in a variety of conditions and make great homes for wildlife. Wildlife lovers will find field maple attracts plenty of UK fauna. Native Field Maple helps support local wildlife.

Tolerant of many planting situations and a wonderful tree for wildlife.