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Aug 13, 2008, Hummingbird Flowers are sure to be a hit

Plant some of these hummingbird flowers, sit back and watch the fun begin

Aug 11, 2008, Butterflies are Magical but They don't Have to be a Mystery

Butterflies are Magic on the Wing. Discover More About These Amazing Inscects

Aug 11, 2008, Feeding Hummingbirds, what is the right feeder and keeping ants and wasps at bay

feeding hummingbirds, bring these winged jewels to your yard when you follow certain instructions.

Jul 14, 2008, Newsletter

A newsletter dedicated to the health and well being of your backyard and habitats. Ron Patterson is a wildlife habitat expert that can have you enjoying wildlife year round.

Jun 27, 2008, Hardy Native Flowers add Color and Bring Life to Your Gardens

Plant ing native flowers in your wildlife gardens will attract a wide variety of wildlife. Not only are they hardy, but you may be surprised at the wide variety of plants that will bloom in your area.