Finally, advice I'm happy to take.
of blackberries we saw earlier in the year to the current glut of rosehips, it’s a good season for the green-fingered.Thankfully, there’s one simple action you can take to help prevent some of these issues: keeping fallen leaves in your lawn, rather than throwing them out, is actually a pretty great move in autumn.
“In turn, this will encourage birds such as robins and sparrows to visit your garden to forage for worms and bugs in the leaf layer.”, saying that “You might not be a fan of creepy crawlies in your composting materials, but they serve an important function by providing food for larger birds and other wildlife.
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