Meena,
I second your points. Gardening for wildlife (especially birds)
is a great project, a lot of fun and a delight when the birds come.
Regi
I am also a fan of Spice Bush (lindera benzoin) and Winterberry,
among many others. Something as simple as Black Eyed Susans and
Cone flowers (
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Hi all,
I am a little bit concerned about promoting Forsythia for birds. They are just
good for landing and hiding for birds near bird feeders. But they really are
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Hi all,
I am a little bit concerned about promoting Forsythia for birds. They are just
good for landing and hiding for birds near
Hi all,
I am a little bit concerned about promoting Forsythia for birds. They are just
good for landing and hiding for birds near bird feeders. But they really are
not such healthy food for birds.
http://www.ehow.com/list_6019009_pests-forsythia-bush.html Forsythia is
promoted as the plant w
I have a great forsythia bush near 4 feeders and have never cut it back. It
is looking rather ratty these days, so I figured that when the blooms are
gone, I will cut it to the ground. I figured it would sprout up sometime
in the summer, definitely by the fall. Is that your take on pruning and
bi
And, the deer don't graze on the forsythia! Marsha Kardon
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Since this has been such a spectacular seaso
Nice images you evoke. I am glad your birds have such safe, bushy perches and
you get so much enjoyment.
Linda
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> Since this has been such a spectacular season for forsythia, I thought I'd
> mention that my bird feedi
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