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Bird feeding is a fun and rewarding hobby for backyard bird enthusiasts. Keeping your feeders filled with nutritious foods will attract beautiful, fascinating birds to your yard throughout the year. But with so many options at the bird seed store you may be wondering – what are the best ingredients to look for in quality … Read more
Feeding garden birds can be a rewarding experience and a hobby for many, providing these enchanting wildlife with essential nourishment while giving us a chance to observe their beautiful presence up close. However, as responsible caretakers of the avian world, it is essential to know when to start and stop this practice throughout the year. … Read more
Ever wondered if pond plants are important to the quality of your fish pond? Not only do they look great, but they provide wonderful benefits to your pond water and fish. Our detailed guide explains why pond plants are important, what types there are and how you can plant these yourself. Koi ponds are beautiful … Read more
Whether we live in the countryside or a bustling city, most of us have seen a fox during our lifetime. But how much do you know about one of the UK’s most iconic animals? Most foxes live in rural areas including woodland, farmland and wetland habitats. But that doesn’t mean you’ll see a fox when … Read more
Birdcage planters are a favorite with creative gardeners. These tips share ideas for setting up a new or upcycled birdcage as a planter for succulents or annuals. Repurposing old and forgotten bird cages into decorative planters is a fun DIY project for gardeners. The cage structure makes a unique container, and birds cages come in … Read more
Our greenhouse and potting shed garden is blooming again- and it makes me a bit giddy to wander out there in the mornings and afternoons in the dappled sunshine. From a few random new foxgloves to wildflowers to the peonies and new garden roses- they are blooming beautifully. Today, I am sharing a closer look … Read more
Around 1 billion pounds of conventional pesticides are sprayed and scattered each year in the United States, applied to everything from the food we eat, to the grass we walk on, to the plants in our gardens. Although invisible, many of these chemicals remain in soil and water for months or years, killing far more … Read more
As an avid balcony gardener, I’ve dealt with my fair share of bee problems over the years. While bees play an important role in pollinating plants, having a swarm of them buzzing around your outdoor relaxation space is far from ideal. Not to mention, bee stings can be quite painful and even dangerous if you’re … Read more