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brayton sorg

Diane's Flower Seeds: Heirloom Seeds - 0 views

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    I was looking at this for the different types of flowers that birds like.
brayton sorg

Garden Planner Online - 3 views

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    Online Garden Design that helped me create my idea.
Luis Arriaga

Lowes.com : How to Till a Garden - 0 views

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    A guide I used for tilling, to save money.
Luis Arriaga

How to space annuals - 0 views

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    To get an idea of some spacing we needed.
Luis Arriaga

Lowe's Plant Guide - 0 views

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    What we used to see what was in the store.
Luis Arriaga

The More Common Garden Flowers - 0 views

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    An idea to know what flowers we may get in our garden.
Luis Arriaga

Park Bench Dimensions - 0 views

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    The dimensions we need for our bench.
victoria pollard

Plants for attracting Bees and Butterflies - 0 views

    • victoria pollard
       
      i use this website for plants that butterfly and bees like , and some prices
    • victoria pollard
       
      i use this website for some beautiful flowers and some costs
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    IM127 Kiss Me Over The Garden Gate ( Polygonum orientale ) First grown in the US by Thomas Jefferson, Kiss-Me-Over-The-Garden-Gate is a spectacular, old-fashioned cottage garden favorite. Fast growing, the thick, sturdy stems rise to about 5 feet tall and bear flamboyant, arching, pendulous bright pink, bead like, flower clusters 3-4 feet long.
Anah P

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      This gives me a lotof information about rain gardens
Anah P

Rain Garden Plants - 0 views

    • Anah P
       
      This website will help me in creating a list of plants for our rain garden
Anah P

Know Your Soil: Soil Testing for Lawns and Gardens - 0 views

    • Anah P
       
      Here is another soil test
Anah P

Water Quality Education Grant Program - 1 views

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    • Anah P
       
      We need a gran for our project, this could be an option
Anah P

Good Plants to Use in Your Rain Garden - 0 views

    • Anah P
       
      Since we are doing a rain garden, this will help us with creating one
victoria pollard

How to Design and Plant a Bee Garden - Yahoo! Voices - voices.yahoo.com - 0 views

    • victoria pollard
       
      Flowers To Use help us fiqure out what plany to use
Anah P

Soil Quality: More than a Soil Test - 0 views

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      This website helped me determine good soil
Anah P

Regional Plant List - Indiana, IN, Ohio, OH - 0 views

    • Anah P
       
      I used these flowers as guide to picking the flowers we will use
victoria pollard

Favorite flowers for bees and other pollinators? - Perennials Forum - GardenWeb - 0 views

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    GardenWeb - The Internet's Garden Community
Dylan Chambers

Gardening is for the Birds | I Must Garden - 0 views

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      I used this site to find berries birds like.
  • shrubs that birds use for food, including dogwood (Cornus), holly (Ilex), mulberry (Morus), and Southern Bayberry (Myrica cerifera). Hollies are also great for shelter in colder climates, along with Southern Bayberry, which is another evergreen shrub. Gooseberries (Ribes) provide a good source of protection and birds will eat the insects that feed on them.
  • American Holly (Ilex opaca) is an evergreen, flowering shrub, providing not only food, but also shelter and nesting options for birds. Holly is excellent to protect birds and provide them with a source of food, even in cold winter months, growing well all the way from Massachusetts to Florida and then as far west as Texas. They produce a good crop of red berries that attract jays, robins, mockingbirds, and woodpeckers, among others.
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  • The Bloodtwig Dogwood (Cornus racemosa) and Gray Dogwood (Cornus stolonifera) are two of the common smaller varieties. They tolerate colder temperatures and have colorful stems and are showy in winter, along with colorful deciduous leaves in fall. In spring, they have great flowers, and then in summer they produce berries. The berries are attractive to birds like woodpeckers, finches, and cardinals.
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