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- Are Cherry Trees Good for Wildlife?
are showstoppers, but often sterile or so densely petalled that insects can’t reach the nectar. 💡 Good : Prunus incisa ‘The Bride’ Prunus ‘Hally Jolivette’ Prunus ‘Shirotae’ Prunus ‘Snow Goose’ ❌ Not so good native oaks or hawthorns, some species (like Prunus padus , the bird cherry) are part of native British woodland life, including: Birds that feed on fruit (in fruiting species) Moths that use Prunus as a larval food Are cherry trees good for bees? Yes — especially single-flowered types .
- Are Magnolia Trees Good for Wildlife & Pollinators?
When planning a wildlife-friendly garden, it's natural to wonder: Are magnolia trees good for wildlife Expert Insight: According to Woodland Trust advice , flowering trees like magnolias provide critical don’t produce as much nectar as some native species, they are rich in pollen, which is an essential food Magnolia Grandiflora , offers one of the first pollen sources in late winter and early spring, when food Is magnolia good for a wildlife hedge?
- Exploring Bare Root Hedging
Dog Rose - Dog Rose is a native fast-growing shrubby hedging plant often used in mixed hedges. chosen plants that we know will grow well together to give you a beautiful mixed hedge that will be good Preparing the soil before planting by adding a good general-purpose compost and, optionally, a slow-release









