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About the series
Nick Knowles, garden designer Chris Beardshaw and wildlife specialist Ellie Harrison, give urban gardens across Britain a reverse makeover. By ripping up concrete patios, introducing luscious planting and completely re-designing gardens, they try to encourage some of the nation's most endangered animals into the city. Find out more about the Wild About Your Garden presenters and loads more details about the series.
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We'll have simple tips on how you can make your garden more wildlife friendly available after every episode.- More video: Ellie Harrison goes in search of spring hares
- Plus: Ellie gives us tips on the best place for bumblebee nests
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