4 basic rules

for the health of your wild garden and its guests

• Do not use pesticides: insects are the indicator of a healthy garden and an important source of food for birds, toads, newts, reptiles, hedgehog and bats.
• Attract ladybugs, earwigs, mud daubers, dragonflies and other natural enemies of parasites. The native plants that you have chosen for your wild garden and the bug hotel that you have created, will help you to attract these little “killer” friends.
• If you have a pest infestation, we suggest you to proceed with manual removal.
• Avoid pesticides, because they also damage pollen and plant nectar, as well as plants and pollinators.