David Wilson Homes and RSPB Collaborate to Create List of Seven Bird and Pollinator-Friendly Plants for UK Gardens

David Wilson Homes and RSPB Collaborate to Create List of Seven Bird and Pollinator-Friendly Plants for UK Gardens

…By Lola Smith for TDPel Media. UK gardens cover around 433,000 hectares of land, which is nearly three times the size of Greater London and more than two and a half times the area of RSPB nature reserves.

The RSPB says this means there is huge potential for everyone to help nature at home.

David Wilson Homes’ Collaboration with the RSPB

New home builder David Wilson Homes has collaborated with the UK’s largest nature conservation charity, the RSPB, to create a list of seven bird and pollinator-friendly plants that can help attract pollinating insects and other wildlife to gardens, backyards, or balconies.

Seven Bird and Pollinator-Friendly Plants

The list includes marjoram, verbena bonariensis, hardy geraniums, catmint, lavender, helenium, and foxglove digitalis.

These plants are perennials and come back year after year, producing fragrant, colourful flowers that attract pollinating insects and other wildlife.

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The list provides tips on how to care for each plant and how to ensure they thrive in their environment.

The article highlights the potential for UK gardens to help nature and provides practical tips for people to make their outdoor spaces more bird and pollinator-friendly.

The collaboration between David Wilson Homes and the RSPB shows that even new home builders are taking steps to promote nature conservation and raise awareness about the importance of creating bird and pollinator-friendly gardens.

The list of seven bird and pollinator-friendly plants provides a good starting point for those who want to make their gardens more wildlife-friendly.

The perennials on the list are easy to grow and come back year after year, ensuring a continuous source of food and habitat for pollinators and other wildlife.

The tips on how to care for each plant are also helpful for those who are new to gardening or want to learn more about how to maintain a healthy garden.

The article highlights the importance of creating bird and pollinator-friendly gardens and the role that everyone can play in helping to preserve and promote nature conservation in the UK.

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