In these uncertain times, nature has never been more important. Gardening is a great way to connect with the outdoors and help us discover our wildlife neighbors. Here are three easy ways you and your family can enjoy nature at home and create healthy, beautiful spaces to relax and unwind.
Attracting wildlife to your garden starts with seed. Check out options for milkweed native to your region, and other native bird-friendly and pollinator-friendly plants.
Purchase products to certify your habitat and help wildlife thrive. By creating a natural garden that provides food, water, cover, and places to raise young, you are providing the essential elements of wildlife habitat. Enhance your wildlife garden or add an essential element you need.
New kits will help you enjoy the wing beats of hummingbirds and monarch butterflies in your outdoor space. These kits provide all you need to start a garden that supports local wildlife, including regionally appropriate seeds and tools to identify visiting species.
Maintain your garden in a sustainable, environmentally-friendly way ensures that the soil, air, and water that native wildlife (and people) need stay clean and healthy.
Check out options for organic soil, garden tools, composters, and many other garden supplies.
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