1996 Wildlife Gardening Articles

For An All-American Yard, Go Native

[10/1/1996] Read Full Story>
Allies in the Battle to Protect Your Precious Plants

[6/1/1996] Birds, beneficial insects and other predators help control garden pests Read Full Story>
For Backyard Biodiversity, Try Pollinating Your Yard

[4/1/1996] Insects that feast on pollen serve as food for many birds and other animals Read Full Story>
Hide a Berry Treasure Around Your Home

[2/1/1996] By planting shrubs and trees that yield fruit in warmer months, you'll add beauty to your garden and support a range of wildlife species Read Full Story>
Turning a Small Space Into a Big Attraction for Wildlife

[12/1/1995] Even if you only have an apartment balcony or small porch, there are things you can do to welcome birds and other creatures Read Full Story>

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