That's a lot of great advice and inspiration, will be saving this to implement later! Thanks! :)
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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I'm a very big fan of leaving odd leftover logs from winter in the garden and the amount of life that each one houses (mushrooms, pillbugs, centipedes etc) in the garden still astounds me. If love to attract more beetles too and I've read that burying them helps.