Attracts hoverflies and parasitic wasps

Flowers will attract bees and other insects, it's aromatic folliage is said to repel aphids.

Attracts lacewings and hoverflies.

Flowers attract lacewings, ladybirds, hoverflies and butterflies.

Attracts butterflies and hoverflies, roots produce a secretion that kills root eating nematodes.

Bees go mad for these and the birds love to eat the seeds in Autum.

Very good for birds, Provides excellent nectar for butterflies and bees, berries attract mammals.

Good provider of nectar for bees.

A valuable nectar source for butterflies and bumblebees.

Attracts bees and butterflies.

Lacewings, ladybirds, hoverflies and butterflies love this plant.

Attracts bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. a good companion plant for roses as the smell repels aphids.

The flowers attract night flying moths and the berries are a good food source for birds in Autum.

Attracts bees by day and the strong beautiful scent attracts moths at night.

Bumble bees adore this plant, also attracts hoverflies and butterflies.

Attracts bees and butterflies.

Attracts ladybirds and hoverflies.

An excellent food source for the larvae of butterflies, such as the Red Admiral, Comma and Peacock varieties.

Provides a winter food source for finches and it's flowers provide a good nectar source for butterflies. Especially good for bumblebees.

The Seed heads are loved by all kinds of finches, especially gold finches.

Attracts bees hoverflies and many more.

Seeds attract finches, siskins and all types of tits.

The seeds are a good food source for bull finches.

The seeds are a food source for small mammals such as mice and voles and birds such as the chaffinch. It also provides food for some species of moth larvae.

The flowers provide nectar for spring butterflies and the sloes are a good Autum food source for many animals.

The fruits are eaten by many bird species.

It's fruits are a good food source for birds and small mammals.

A good source of food for birds.

An excellent plant attracting many insects, especially hoverflies it's berries provide food for many birds

A good nectar source for bees.

The berries are a vital winter food for birds and it supports many insect species. Provides important nectar early in the year.

Hazel nuts are a good source of food for many mammals and birds, its folliage provides food for moths and other insects.

Mature oak trees can support a huge number of insect species which provide good habitats for insect eating birds, such as tree creepers, woodpeckers and nuthatches. The acorns provide food for small mammals.