Citation: Based on the private collection, experience and suggestions of professional planters for many years, this series of articles will list them one by one, maybe one or two will make you fall in love at first sight or inspire?
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9. Fatsia japonica Spiders Web
They can grow very well in the shade. The blades are like carvings. Adaptable, you can ignore it.
Flowering in winter ----- is a boon for pollinators who are still busy in late autumn and early winter.
How to choose shrubs that are especially suitable for flocks of birds?
In general, shrubs are suitable for flocks of birds. However, some are particularly obvious.
those with berries, such as the chestnut (Cotoneaster); There are many, many fruits.
Flocks of birds also love bushes. For example, hedges, shrubs planted at high density.
10.Philadelphus Mock orange
There are also many summer flowers such as the plum blossom (Philadelphus mock orange) and even the brocade (Weigela).
Birds are very fond of scurrying around in the bushes because they feel safe here, and the shelter provided by these bushes can help them hide from predators that may be lurking nearby.
11. Cotinus
Some ornamental shrubs (such as Cotinus) are also bird-friendly because they grow taller, and many small birds prefer their flower crowns and seed heads.
12. Roses
Some common garden shrubs, such as roses, are also a paradise for birds. Small birds (such as blue) like to feed on aphids on roses, and later in life, rosehips become a delicacy for larger birds.
Variety "Rosa glauca":
This variety has lovely pink flowers and blue leaves. And there will be tempting rosehips:
Thanks for reading.