Wildlife Gardening: Jumping spider, 1 by kniphofia

kniphofia wrote:
I leave part of my lawn uncut at the back of the garden and in my flower beds I don't cut anything back in the fall. Usually there are lots of spider egg cases on the old flower stalks and tall blades of grass. Log piles are useful for spiders such as wolf spiders. The principles are the same as for attracting most wildlife. And of course, no chemicals.

Spiders are very useful in the garden as they eat a tremendous amount of garden pests. I think they're amazing!