Preserve gardens

As a gardener I have viewed the recent series of programmes on the important role of gardens in saving our urban wildlife now and in the future with a mixture of concern and anger.

I have, like many others, made a serious effort to create the ­correct conditions for wildlife in our garden by providing nest boxes, flowers, berry-bearing trees and a wild area but ­obviously I need to do more.

The people who should be contacted are those, in my ­opinion, who have or are converting their gardens into deserts with hard standing in the form of gravel, brick paving slabs or even tarmac, with next to no greenery for wildlife.

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