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Surprisingly simple ideas to welcome insects, beneficial creatures, and animals into your garden. With over 100 practical gardening tips: gardening in a biological and nature-friendly way.

My Nature Garden – a place where hedgehogs, butterflies, and bees thrive.

When your garden buzzes, hums, and chirps, you might even encounter a hedgehog. These spiky companions love organic gardens with a rich diversity of animals and plants, as they find plenty of food and places to hibernate there.

But it's not just hedgehogs that feel at home in a nature-friendly garden. To attract bees, butterflies, and some endangered species to your green oasis, often only minimal changes are needed: a ground-level feeding station for birds, a plant for butterfly larvae, a pile of stones for lizards.

With the practical tips from this gardening book, you too can transform your garden into a paradise for local wildlife:

• Creating a nature garden for beginners: great gardening ideas from the basics to an organic vegetable garden for self-sufficiency, and even establishing a garden pond.
• Colorful biodiversity: how to attract beneficial insects against aphids and as biological plant protection, feed birds, and help other animals.
• Designing small gardens: useful tips for creating a garden that provides shelter for endangered species.
• Insect-friendly garden: building bumblebee houses, creating bee pastures, and much more.
• Following "How long does it take a snail to return to my garden?" and "Who is stealing my apples from my garden?" this is the third book in the successful advisory series.

Garden ideas for a diverse wildlife.

What do hedgehogs eat? Do I need an insect hotel? What can I do about molehills? In short chapters, this gardening book answers your practical questions about nature-friendly gardening. Divided into the animal kingdoms in the air, on the ground, and in the water, you will quickly find all the tips on how to help local animal and plant species.