I finally got around to making this brick bug house from some leftover bricks given to us by a neighbor who was doing some demolition. Still filling it with materials, but the bugs should find it a welcome new addition to the woodland garden.
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If you want a thriving organic garden, you will need wildlife. I’m not talking deer, mice, and bears here, I’m talking bees, butterflies, ladybugs, birds, and other gardening pals, some that aren’t even wild! To attract them, you will need backyard wildlife habitat. A backyard habitat provides food, water, safe shelter, and nesting spaces for wildlife. Essentially, you need to ensure your garden meets all their basic needs!
An interesting link found among my daily reading
Noted: Why Pathways Are Such A Compelling Element In The Garden via Gardening Gone Wild
10 DIY Compost Bin Ideas That Take Gardening To A New Level via Home Decorating Trends – Homedit
Daffodils 2010
Rudbeckia in Fall Colors via Instagram
Spectacular Leaf Art Created from Golden Gingko Leaves via My Modern Met
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