Articles related to "Garden Wildlife"

In early May, the Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (MCSTOPPP) and the Marin Art and Garden Center hosted the Third Annual Eco-Friendly Garden Tour.

Rudbeckia, or black-eyed Susan, is a beautiful daisy-like flower that adds a beauty and splash of color to the summer garden for weeks.

Don't waste money on buying an expensive bird box, why not spend a relaxing afternoon building your own. Involve your kids and make it a family project.

Wood sage (Salvia nemorosa) cultivars can be a gardener's magnet attracting beneficial insects including bees and butterflies to their nectar-rich stands of flowers.

There are some simple things that gardeners can do to help provide for honeybees no matter how small their space.

Learn about the whimsical gardening tips in this Niall Edworthy book such as: "The more one gardens, the more one learns" ~ Vita Sackville-West

This pink and lilac garden highlights showy North American native species that will be colorful from June to early fall.

Research shows that popular hobbies like gardening and wildlife watching are healthy and versatile pasttimes that can reap surprising benefits in later life.

An Ohio public garden at Ashland High School is open to the community. Oriental gardens are blended with attracting wildlife and a memorial garden dedicated to students.

Rain chains, rain gardens, miniature gardens, wildlife habitats, and wetland plants are all great gift ideas for the wetland or bog gardener.

The 2009 edition of one of the world's most prestigious and oldest photography contests will soon open and attract entries of the highest standard.