January can feel like a quiet month in the garden. Growth slows as frost takes over, borders look bare, and many people assume there is little to be done outdoors. In reality, this is one of the most important times of year for wildlife, and our own gardens can play a vital role in helping birds, hedgehogs and insects survive the winter.
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