01-25-2016, 02:13 PM
These are great tips for doing something good for your garden that benefits local animal life.
Gardens benefit everyone. The birds and insects will thank you for every food source you give them.
Your garden will also be a source of beauty and peace.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
I have tried to make my garden, front and back a place for nature to live and breath. I have a small pond and it creates a cool spot. I have trees and bushes that feed birds and insects. Now that I have my garden growing, it requires less care and less water than the grass it replaced. So, for a bit of work setting it up, I have beauty and harmony with nature and I have to do is enjoy it.
Of course I keep planting more things. I can always sneak in another tree or bush or maybe some more wildflowers..
Gardens benefit everyone. The birds and insects will thank you for every food source you give them.
Your garden will also be a source of beauty and peace.
http://news.google.ca/news/url?sr=1&ct2=...t=2&at=dt0
I have tried to make my garden, front and back a place for nature to live and breath. I have a small pond and it creates a cool spot. I have trees and bushes that feed birds and insects. Now that I have my garden growing, it requires less care and less water than the grass it replaced. So, for a bit of work setting it up, I have beauty and harmony with nature and I have to do is enjoy it.
Of course I keep planting more things. I can always sneak in another tree or bush or maybe some more wildflowers..
Catherine