Gardens are most people's main opportunity to see an ecosystem at work. Even the smallest space contains a collection of both wild animals and plants. Yet we are often oblivious of the sheer richness of experience that our gardens can provide. Most of us do not expect to see anything they haven't built or planted.
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Gardens: their hidden life : unnoticed plants and unseen animals
2012, Bloomsbury
in English
140815868X 9781408158685
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1. Gardens
2. Environment
3. Colour and communication
4. Observing wildlife
5. Cultivated plants
6. Grass
7. Trees and shrubs
8. Fungi, lichens, mosses and ferns
9. Interactions between plants and animals
10. Animal reproduction and parental care
11. Animals that occur all over the garden
12. Residents and visitors
13. Attracting wildlife
14. Ponds, lakes and bog gardens
15. Enemies and friends of the gardener
16. Medicinal plants
17. Cats and dogs in the garden
18. Houses and sheds
19. What's going on in the winter?
20. What to look for each month
21. The impact of climate change
22. Ideas for garden wildlife watching.
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Includes index.
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