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Gardening in Small Spaces: Every Patch Helps Wildlife

Original: Gardening In Small Spaces "Every tiny patch of wildlife-friendly garden is one more link in the chain. Your pot of marig

Gardeners are encouraging people to use even the smallest spaces for wildlife-friendly planting. A window-sill pot of marigolds can feed passing bees, and a rosemary bush by the front door can support ladybirds. The message is that every tiny patch of green forms one more link in a chain of habitats, helping insects and other creatures in built-up areas.

Why now: Growing interest in supporting pollinators and biodiversity from homes with little or no outdoor space.

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• Gardening In Small Spaces "Every tiny patch of wildlife-friendly garden is one more link in the chain. Your pot of marigolds on your window-sill could be just the right pitstop for a passing bee. Your front door rosemary bush could be exactly what those ladybirds were waiting… · MaQuest@mastodon.green · 45

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