Bug garden ideas

Discover the joy of creating your very own bug hotel with these imaginative ideas! Create a harmonious sanctuary for beneficial insects in your garden by using natural materials to craft a cozy and inviting space. Embrace the opportunity to support pollinators, helpful bugs, and other captivating critters that contribute immensely to your garden ecosystem. Let your DIY bug hotel be a haven where nature thrives and biodiversity flourishes!

Building a bug hotel with your child is one of the best garden activities, because it really doesn’t matter how big or small your space is, you can use anything. We used pine cones that Reuben had collected earlier in the year. bits of old pots, pebbles, big stones, twigs etc Reuben loves going into the garden and checking to see if any bugs have checked in yet. This last week was half term in our area, and I have taken the opportunity to spend some quality time with Reuben – I do miss him…

Plant these 10 plants and herbs on or around your deck to naturally repel bugs all season long! Bonus? You can cook with many of the herbs too!

Build your own bug mansion and attract a multitude of creepy crawlies to your garden.

11 STEPS TO CREATING A WILDLIFE GARDEN WITH KIDS With Spring coming, bringing lighter days (finally) I bet you're wondering how you're going to keep your kids entertained? Why not try attracting wildlife to your garden? It can be a year round activity the kids can come back to over and over as the seasons change by ...

Build a bug hotel from your old recycling and encourage more wildlife to visit your garden. This post also includes a free printable checklist that you can download and save to take with you on your next walk - it'll help you collect the right fillers for your bug hotel that the insects will love. This a cheap, easy DIY project for kids and a great way to teach children about the environment, the world around them and about biodiversity. #earthday #earthweek #biodiversity #recycling #upcycle

By providing food and water in your garden, you can encourage native bees to visit and by making them a bee hotel, you can encourage them to stay. Why is this important? Bee’s are crucial po…

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We have seen a couple locally and have always been intrigued. There is a huge one at the Horniman gardens, and another in Mayow Park behind the Brown & Green cafe. After a bit of digging my parents…

If you love seeing a natural-looking garden, or you’ve got a passion for wildlife and want to attract more to your garden,…