Gardening for wildlife; top plants & top tips

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How do you make your garden wildlife friendly? What are the star plants for helping out the birds and the bees? Horticultural Advisors Jenny Bowden and James Lawrence discuss top tips for bringing nature to your plot.

Meanwhile Guy Barter and entomologist Andy Salisbury discuss the results of a pioneering RHS research project to discover whether native plants are better for bugs and Hayley Jones shares advice on what's hot and what's not when it comes to insect hotels. Plus an allotmenteer shares his love of bees.

Useful links ►Rewild your garden with tips from BBC Springwatch ►RHS advice on composting ►Winter plants for bees ►Gardening for health & wellbeing ►Search RHS gardening advice ►Plants for Bugs research ►Plants for Pollinators lists ►Find an RHS event near you ►Advice on wildlife ponds ►Discover firethorns (Pyracantha)

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