How to Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden

A wildlife-friendly garden not only benefits the environment but also provides you with the joy of seeing various creatures visit your outdoor space. Here’s how to create one:

• Plant Native Flowers

  Native flowers are essential for attracting local wildlife. They provide food and shelter for birds, bees, and butterflies. Try planting echinacea, black-eyed Susans, and daisies.

  
  

• Provide Water

  A shallow birdbath or pond can help attract birds and other wildlife to your garden. Make sure the water is kept clean and fresh.

  
  

• Install Birdhouses

  Birdhouses provide shelter for birds, and they can also add charm to your garden. Choose birdhouses designed for the species you want to attract.

  
  

• Leave Some Areas Untouched

  Allowing parts of your garden to grow wild can offer shelter and food for insects, frogs, and small mammals.

  
  

At Bonello Landscaping & Gardens, we can help you create a wildlife-friendly garden that supports biodiversity. Contact Christopher Bonello via www.chrisbonello.net for more ideas!