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Here in my hometown, winter arrived about 2 weeks ago, on Thanksgiving Eve. We woke up to a world sugar-coated with glistening snow, which made the sunny drive to turkey dinner all that more enjoyable.
I could also sit back and relax because I’d just finished the last of my fall yard chores the day before. I even managed to plant those few bags of sale-priced spring bulbs I couldn’t resist buying.
Now that I’ve officially tucked in my outdoor garden for the season, I can turn my attention to indoor plants. Our resident “Plant Doctor,” Melinda Myers, has some great plant suggestions to create a Windowsill Garden that will make your home feel like a retreat. And for the bird-watchers out there, we’ve shared our popular Barn Birdhouse Plan so you can start building now in preparation for spring nesters.
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Windowsill Garden Create an indoor oasis in your home with plants. Learn how |
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Barn Birdhouse Plan Start building a home for the birds with this easy pattern. Start building |
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For those of you who subscribe to Birds & Blooms EXTRA, the January issue will be arriving soon. We’ve filled it with gorgeous photos, stories from warm winter getaways, evergreen ID tips and thrifty ideas for feeding birds.
There also are several on-line bonus stories, just for EXTRA subscribers. You’ll find a plan to make a small Heated Birdbath to provide fresh water for your feathered friends all winter, a list of 5 Bulbs Worth Forcing to brighten your home and the story behind Butterfly Town, USA, where tens of thousands of monarchs migrate each year.
Not an EXTRA subscriber? To subscribe to the magazine and gain access to these bonus stories, see the information on this page.Heather Lamb
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Bulbs Worth Forcing Get our "Top 5" picks of bulbs to grow indoors this winter. Learn more |
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Heated Birdbath Don’t let cold temperatures stop you from offering water. Get the plan |
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Butterfly Town Discover how this California city earned its reputation. See the monarchs |
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