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The February/March issue of Birds & Blooms is filled with great spring photos and tips to help you get a good start on the season. In addition, we’re excited to bring you an amazing opportunity to name a new plant.
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Tips for Spring Our experts offer even more backyard tips for spring. Find them here |
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Gazing Ball Project Create your own garden art with an old bowling ball. Get started |
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Money-saving Garden Secret Learn how this gardener overwinters her plants. Get her secret |
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Basics of Bird Feeding Get the menu for attracting your favorite backyard birds. Discover what works |
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Nesting in Harmony See how owls and herons nest in the same area. |
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Behind the Lens Learn the tips and techniques of this month’s featured photographer. |
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Nest Best Thing Read about birds’ unexpected nesting sites. |
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