How to transform your garden into a pollinator haven
Discover practical strategies to support bees, butterflies, and beetles. Research Fellow Hauke Koch and Horticulturalist Colette Barnes share essential techniques to make your outdoor space more hospitable to vital pollinators.
Creating a sanctuary for pollinators does not require complex overhauls. According to experts from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, you can invite more life into your garden through simple, intentional changes. These include increasing your variety of plants, constructing a bee hotel, or even allowing parts of your garden to grow wild.
By implementing these few simple steps, you can effectively transform a standard garden into a thriving habitat for a range of species, including beetles and butterflies.
Source: How to attract pollinators to your garden
