New Bird Feeder by ahisgett
If you haven’t already got at least one bird feeder in your nature garden you’re going to want to add one. Here is why.
It’s Easy
Hanging a bird feeder in your garden is one of the easiest ways to get started with nature gardening.
You don’t need to know precisely which kind [...]
Kids Planting Seeds by Debi Huang
Today’s guest post is by Debi Huang of Go Explore Nature.
If you had told me eight months ago that I’d have a garden this spring, I’d have thought you were crazy. I’ve never successfully grown anything out of the ground – except those radishes back in junior high, [...]
Swallowtail Salad Bar by Xrysostom
The veggie gardeners amongst us may remember how last year we gained Green Fingers at the White House, the culmination of an extensive campaign run by The WhoFarm and Kitchen Gardener’s International.
A Garden for Every School
Well, now Kitchen Gardener’s International have set their sights even higher with a campaign [...]
“Treat the Earth well: it was not given to you by your parents, it was loaned to you by your children. We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestor. We borrow it from our children.”
Ancient Native American Proverb, quoted in The Green Gardener’s Guide, Joe Lamp’l, Cool Springs Press, 2007
Cedar Waxwing 1 by Bob MacInnes
Here I’m going to tell you how to make a winter bird list for your area. I made a winter bird list for Kansas, you can make one for wherever you live using the same steps. It can be a list for your nature garden, or it can go [...]