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Bird Gardens, Hanging Basket, Living Walls, Mosquitoes and Square Foot Gardening

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

Bird Gardens: How to Support Wildlife in Your Backyard

Here’s a list of 15 ways to attract and songs to your , and 10+ more tips from the .

World’s largest hanging basket

Weighing in at more than a quarter of a tonne, the world’s largest is certainly going to require a lot of watering. The giant eye-catching floral spectacular measures 20ft by 10ft and took a massive EIGHT hours to winch into position.

10 Incredible Living Walls

The idea of a living wall conjures up all sorts of images, but in reality it is nothing more than a wall completely covered in vegetation. This form of urban gardening is often designed as an art form to decorate buildings in cities and has been hailed as one way to make cities more enjoyable, healthier and ultimately greener places.

Eating You Alive? Try Eco-Friendly Garden Plants That Repel Mosquitoes

There are attractive plants that repel mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are horrible creatures that swarm around you and suck your blood. They cause itchy rashes and can carry disease. If you are interested in a more natural approach, consider these plants that will keep those pesky creatures far away!

An Introduction to Square-Foot Gardening

Grow your own food and save money. “The square-foot gardening concept is simple: Build a raised bed, divide the space into sections of one square-foot each, and then plant (and/or ) in just the amount of space they need…

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Hiking at the Sharon Audubon Center, CT

Sunday, September 10th, 2006

Well, browsing might be a better word for it. We couldn’t really hike because the trails up in back were very muddy from the the night before. It’s just as well, because we got to spend more time in front looking through the butteryfly gardens and at the animals.

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What a surprise! This place was great. We have passed by a few times driving up the with New York, heading towards Sharon and Lakeville, but never gave it serious thought to go in. I guess we felt inspired this time. It is really kept up well because it is owned and run by the National Audubon Society. Believe it or not, we were the only ones on the entire property during this visit. Remarkable, because the was prefect and just about everything was in bloom. Did I mention the ? Here, take a look…

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I mean, if you are into this kind of stuff, you can’t get much better than this. There was a pretty cool barn and a lake with a waterfall.

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Also, there were a few habitats for of . It kind of reminded me of a place I used to go.

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All in all, it is a great place to walk around and unwind. I also think it is a great place to bring your…significant other.

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