Garden Creepy Crawlies (British Natural History Series)

by N/A

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $3.25

  Insects are an important part of the wildlif e of the back garden. Far from being plant destroyers, many of them help plants by pollinating them or eating other harm ful creatures. This book presents a guide to garden insects. '

• Used

  Hardcover
  1986

  $3.25

  Too many people squash their garden creep-crawlies first, and ask questions later; as Michael Chinery says, the golden rule must to be ask questions first. The creatures are an important part of the wildlife of the back garden; far from being plant destroyers, many of them help your plants by pollinating them or by eating the 'baddies' such as greenfly. Here is a fascinating insight into a miniature world full of ferocious hunters, dedicated mothers, ingenious house-builders and passionate lovers.Eminent naturalist Michael Chinery explains how to encourage the goodies in your garden: Guy Troughton's illustrations show a magnified and entrancing view of this microcosm.