• Publisher: Obst- und Gartenbauverlag Münschen
• Softcover, 140 pages

Blurb

In every non-toxic garden - no matter how small - you can create varied habitats which, as interconnected "eco-cells", become a refuge for species in need of protection that can hardly survive in the intensively used open landscape. Survival aids of all kinds are particularly important for insects, as, with the exception of butterflies and some beetle species, it was not until the mid-1980s that they became increasingly the focus of species protection.
It is therefore not surprising that for a long time little or no attention was paid to the solitary bees, solitary wasps and hornets mentioned in this brochure, even in the circles of committed conservationists. This brochure, which has been lovingly designed by the author, contains interesting facts about these guests and helpers in the garden for open-minded people who not only want to talk about ecology but also want to understand a little about it.
It is a real Special Offers not only for experts, but for all interested garden and nature lovers