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Generally, earwigs are not as much of a threat to your garden as other pests, like Japanese Beetles. The soy sauce will attract the earwigs, and the oil will prevent them from escaping. Place the can in an earwig-infested area near the grill.

1: Make a nest for ladybirds and lacewings by tying a bundle of bamboo or cow parsley stems together and placing in the nook of a tree or a crack in a wall. 2: Build a log pile to encourage biodiversity - it's the ideal habitat for small mammals, amphibians and all manner of insects. 3: If you have a fence, remove a small section to allow hedgehogs and frogs into your plot. If you are worried about foxes or badgers, make the hole no bigger than a CD case. 4: Don’t worry about ''perfection''. The most beautiful gardens aren't sterile or overly manicured - they are dynamic, alive with wildlife and brimming with vitality, just like a natural landscape. 5:  In a small garden, plant a Mauls 'Red Jade' with a height of 2m (6½ft) and similar spread. Its crab apples are a great food source for wildlife. Buy from Wibble farm Nurseries.

Horsetail Grass- This is a really attractive tall plant that will grow tall to provide. Laurel HedgeLaurelis the quickest growing evergreen shrub, so if you don't want 5 beautiful bushes to plant in the yard. Good for privacy and very easy on.