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  1. What is BioLife?
  2. Garden MVPs
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What is BioLife?

At Husqvarna we’ve spent the past 100 years creating tools to help people look after the nature they love. We believe every garden plays a part in carrying forward biodiversity.

What is BioLife?

At Husqvarna we’ve spent the past 100 years creating tools to help people look after the nature they love.

We believe every garden plays a part in carrying forward biodiversity.

Child relaxing on lawn 6s 16:9 No text

In 2018, we set a vision for working towards zero accidents involving small animals and our products. One of our actions is hedgehog safety-tests for Automower®, and we’re constantly developing new ways of reaching our vision.

For the love of our planet. For the love of nature.

Garden MVPs

Your garden wouldn’t be the same without them. Meet some of your garden’s most valuable players.

The Hedgehog

The hedgehog is one of the most popular animals in our close environment. In addition to being super cute, the hedgehog preys on many common garden pests like snails and snakes.For unknown reasons, the hedgehog population has decreased rapidly in the past five years. Help them avoid traffic by building holes and paths for easy passage through your garden.

Hedgehog

The Ladybird

Ladybirds are hungry, hungry bugs. In fact, they can eat up to 5000 aphids over a lifetime. So, if you want to keep your garden free of pests such as mealybugs, mites and scale you should stay on the ladybug’s good side by putting out tiny bowls of water once in a while.

The Butterflies

Another MVP you want to see in your garden is the butterfly – a highly positive indicator of garden health. Along with bees, these flittering insects are important pollinators. Around a third of all plants need pollination to set fruit, and pollination occurs naturally when butterflies hop between flowers sipping nectar. Sadly, butterfly populations are increasingly compromised by habitat loss due to climate change, deforestation, and pesticide use. So by making your garden butterfly friendly, you can do something at home to contribute towards their wellbeing while helping flora in your area flourish. Consider planting nectar-rich species like Buddleia, Butterfly Weed (Asclepia), Verbena, Joe-Pye Weed, Daisies, or perennial Snapdragons.