Those slimy slugs
By Sharon Moffat Under the cover of darkness slugs emerge to munch on your garden buffet and the resulting damage
Read MoreBy Sharon Moffat Under the cover of darkness slugs emerge to munch on your garden buffet and the resulting damage
Read MoreBy Sherrie Versluis For those who participate in feeding wild birds, there is no bird more adored than the black-capped
Read MoreBugs are a part of any gardener’s life. Some are beneficial and welcome additions that help develop a healthy garden
Read MoreAlong with black-capped chickadees and the common woodpeckers (downy and hairy), white-breasted and red-breasted nuthatches are probably among the most
Read Moreby Sherrie Versluis We’ve said goodbye for this year to most of the bird families that visit our feeders and
Read MoreNobody loves the garden more than our pets. Small dogs come in from their forays adorned with petunia blossoms caught
Read MoreRabbit deities abound in mythology, sometimes as tricksters and often as a symbol of fertility. What childless couple wouldn’t want
Read MoreDeer, and rabbit, has been a headache to a lot of gardeners. We always look for different deer repellants that
Read MoreThe talkative blue jay By Sherrie Versluis One of the most popular and widely recognized backyard birds is the blue
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