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Hello, you're listening to a December edition

of the RHS Gardening Podcast.

Today we're talking trees in towns and cities and plants with Christmas pizzazz.

To glitter or not to glitter? That is the question.

But first, wildlife in winter.

With the cold weather truly upon us, what can gardeners do now to protect the birds and creatures we love during the cold and hungry weeks ahead?

Hello, I'm Kate Bradbury and I'm a garden writer specialising in wildlife gardening.

With winter coming up, it's a really good idea to create a little log pile or a leaf pile in your garden,

which will provide a habitat for things like hedgehogs and small mammals and frogs, amphibians, etc.

To hibernating over winter.

What not to do, I would urge people not to empty their compost bins at this time

as potentially you could be disturbing hibernating wildlife in there. Do wait until spring, but don't

leave it too late in spring as then other species might have come into nests. So April is the best time

to empty, turn, whatever you want to do to your compost bin. It's a really good time of year to

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