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Category Archives: spring renewal
Drama and Beauty in the May Garden
Drama and Beauty in the May Garden Bears: Hummingbirds return here around May 11th. This year, I put out five feeders for them on May13th. In the middle of that night, our dog, Amanda, started barking wildly; we knew something … Continue reading
Posted in butterflies, butterfly gardens, gardens, home made deer repellent, monarch butterflies, pollinator pathways, pollinators, spring flowers, spring renewal
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March 22, 2020 PLANTING SEEDS FOR THE FUTURE
I had first posted these instructions on February 24th and March 13th 2019: How to turn milk jugs into mini-greenhouses. Since I use milk for cappuchinos, I save the plastic jugs throughout the year. Preparing the ½ gallon and gallon … Continue reading
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Tagged creating mini greenhouse from milkjugs, spring garden, starting seeds
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April 30, 2019 Hummingbirds Have Returned
Usually the hummingbirds return from Central and South America to the very same place they left the year before. Every year, the first male hummingbirds scouts arrive at our home between May 2nd and May 9th. This year, they are … Continue reading
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Tagged helping monarchs in Mexico
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