Don't Clear That Corner Away

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More Hedgehogs and Insects

he's watching you, watching him watching you

Keep a pile of logs in an undisturbed corner of the garden to provide shelter for insects and mammals - hedgehogs may find a home there and they like to feed on slugs and snails.

Maintain some 'untidy' corners to provide overwintering sites for insects.

Two tips from the BBC wildlife gardening website and the perfect introduction to this page on why we should have 'untidy' corners in the garden

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