Amateur Gardening

Winning shady plants for...

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BIRDS:

In autumn, feathered visitors will be looking for nuts, seeds and berries. Berrying shrubs such as pyracantha, berberis and holly (right) all do well in a shady spot, adding colour to borders and helping wildlife.

You can also leave flowers to form seedheads once they are over; this will provide nutrientri­ch food sources for birds.

INSECTS:

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