Five Steps to Attract More Wildlife To Your Garden
Ecosystem Gardening is about teaching you sustainable gardening, conservation of natural resources, and to create welcoming habitat for wildlife in your garden so that you will attract more birds, butterflies, pollinators, frogs and toads, bats, and other wildlife to your garden.
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Check out the Blog for more in-depth information, but here’s an introduction to get you started.
Also Carole Sevilla Brown is available to speak at conferences and workshops about all of the following topics. Please click “Contact” above and let me know what your needs are.
The Five Pillars of Ecosystem Gardening
The 5 Pillars of Ecosystem Gardening – When you pay attention to these five pillars, you will automatically begin to attract more wildlife to your wildlife garden, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a good steward of your property, and you will be contributing to a healthy environment.
Don’t miss Ecosystem Gardening for Wildlife, A 4-part online workshop series teaching you to garden sustainably, conserve natural resources, and create welcoming habitats for wildlife so that you will attract more birds, butterflies, native pollinators, and other wildlife to your garden.
Where to Begin with Ecosystem Gardening
What the Heck is Ecosystem Gardening?
Why Your Garden Matters to Wildlife
How to Choose the Best Plants for your Ecosystem Garden
Great Projects for Your Ecosystem Garden
How to Attract Wildlife to Your Ecosystem Garden
Attracting Birds to Your Wildlife Garden
Attracting Butterflies to Your Wildlife Garden
Attracting Pollinators to Your Wildlife Garden
Attracting Frogs and Toads to Your Wildlife Garden
Insects in the Wildlife Garden
Join in the Ecosystem Gardening Conversation
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