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- The guide urges gardeners to turn everyday waste into habitats, reviving local wildlife.
- Experts advise pesticide-free soil, compost and natural shelters to create wildlife-friendly UK gardens.
- Gardeners should leave litter, sand piles and dead wood to feed bees, beetles and hedgehogs.
- Old aquariums, barrels and second-hand tools can become water features, insect hotels or bat boxes.
- Planting native wildflowers, dandelion seedheads and ivy supplies organic nourishment for birds and pollinators.
