Protecting wildlife species in a natural garden

Gardens have great potential for biodiversity. Near-natural, insect-friendly cultivation without chemicals is not difficult and sometimes even more productive than pesticide-rich cultivation. Here you will find tips for installing a stable ecosystem in your garden.

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Tit Dumpling Holder for the Window

Weatherproof tit dumpling holder with suction cups for the window pane. Very easy to install and fill. And you can always watch the hustle and bustle in front of your window. All advantages at a glance: Enables you to...

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€7.99 *

Feeding Station for Squirrels

Weatherproof feeding station for squirrels. Easy to fill thanks to the hinged lid. All advantages at a glance: with hinged lid Pine wood Pressure impregnated/metal, galvanised Dimensions: 12 × 18 × 24...

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€19.99 *

Tit dumpling holder

Weatherproof tit dumpling holder to hang up. Easy to fill thanks to the removable roof. All advantages at a glance: For up to 4 tit dumplings (available separately) metal, powder coated weatherproof Dimensions:...

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€6.99 *

Bird Feeder for the Window Pane

Weatherproof plastic bird feeder with suction cups for the window pane. Easy to assemble and fill. And you can always watch the birds` lively activity. All advantages at a glance: Enables you to watch the wild birds from...

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€8.99 *

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Bee-friendly Balcony

How to support biodiversity and wild bees on the balcony Not everyone has a garden where they can protect and support bees and butterflies, but "only" a balcony. But here,...

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Bee-friendly Gardening

Wild Bees in the Garden Besides the well-known honey bees, wild bees are also very useful in the garden. There are 585 species in Germany, most of which are now endangered...

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Watering station for Insects and Birds

According to the Red List, every third species of wild bee living in Germany is endangered or threatened with extinction, such as the dyke bumblebee or the winged cone bee....

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Beneficial Insects

There are many beneficial insects that help keep your plants pest-free. You can get them in specialiced shops or the Internet and apply on your infested plants. There, they do...

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