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Originally Posted by Kayleigh  Most of the herbs are non native but lots of insects like them. You may be right about the climate change  I know we get ladybirds on the bay I think they overwinter on it. They certainly eat the aphids that are on them.
Don't forget mine are fertile as there is a male and female this must make a difference to the insects. They also grow like weeds we have to go around pulling them up where we don't want them to grow. Friends and family are happy though. |
Yes, you always seem to get plenty of ladybirds and spiders in them especially over winter. Partly, I think, because they are evergreen and give good overwinter shelter?
They are also eaten by some moths - never found out which!