It is not difficult to encourage biodiversity within your garden and you don’t have to compromise the way your garden looks to do it. Gardeners are at the forefront to preserve the nature around them. Here are a few helpful hints and small changes you could make to your garden that could bring major benefits for the wildlife around your home.
For more information contact your local garden centre and remember you don’t need a special garden to attract beautiful creatures to your garden. If you implement the tips above that appeal to them they will come.
For more ideas ask your local garden center professionals and make sure you follow us on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest for other help tips and hints.

Guest post by Jodi - Bylands Account Representative
Outside of work I spend time with my family, playing golf in the beautiful Okanagan, practicing yoga and of course gardening. I like to plant annual and perennial containers. The 2012 growing season was my first year with a vegetable garden, so now with a 2 seasons behind me, I am really looking forward to 2014!