The best garden birds to spot in the summer

From gliding swallows to feisty thrushes, the RSPB helps us identify which birds will be making an appearance in your garden now that the summer sun has arrived
Close up of a European jay, Scientific name: Garrulus Glandarius, facing left in natural woodland habitat with beak filled with two peanuts.  Clean background.  Copy space.  Horizontal.

How to attract more bees and butterflies to your garden

Attract more bees and butterflies to your garden with these suggestions from three expert gardeners: Mark Diacono, Toby Buckland and Tom Petherick.
a peacock butterfly on lavender

How to grow buddleia for summer butterflies

Often derided as a wasteland weed, buddleia lives up to its name of ‘butterfly bush’, its colourful, scented blooms being thronged by colourful pollinators all summer long. National Collection holder and breeder Peter Moore recommends his favourites.
Buddleja davidii cultivar 'Royal Red'

How to deter foxes when they keep coming back to your garden

While many gardeners may delight in observing the antics of wild foxes, others will find their activities a challenge to manage, especially in smaller gardens, or in spring when emerging plants are easily damaged.
Fox amongst the bluebells
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