Garden Club Newsletter March 2014

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BACKYARD PROJECT:
3-Tiered Planter

Give your front porch a fresh and colorful facelift with this project. It's a perfect way to put your house number, family name or the word "Welcome" on display for all to see. Gather up the supplies and let's get started!
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MORE BACKYARD PROJECTS:
Vintage Teapot Wind Chimes
DIY Glass Garden Flowers



TOP 10: New Plants for 2014 The garden world is abuzz over this year's new plant arrivals. Every year we pick 10 new plants we're really excited about and share them with our readers. Check out 2014's hottest plants. See the list»	CONTEST: Build a Birdhouse or Feeder and Win $1,000! Get out those hammers and hot glue, because Birds & Blooms' new contest challenges you to build for the birds! Contest details»	GARDENING FOR BUTTERFLIES: Long-Blooming Flowers for Butterflies If you want to fill your yard with butterflies and hummingbirds all season, then this is the list for you! These plants are long-bloomers and great nectar sources. Read more»

BIRDS & BLOOMS GARDENING EXPERT:

Want seasonal color? Focus on tough-as-nails annuals. We all have favorites, but I recommend zinnias for both beginniners and experienced gardeners. New cultivars like Profusion, Classic and Zahara are more disease-resistant than some you may have tried in the past.

Click here to learn more from Birds & Blooms' gardening expert, Melinda Myers.

BEST OF THE BLOG

Planning This Year's Garden
It's time to start thinking about the plants you want to grow this year. Blogger Noelle suggests you ask yourself four questions. Your answers will help jumpstart the planning for this upcoming growing season.

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How to Help the Monarch Population
The major migratory monarch population may be in trouble. Butterfly gardening, especially with milkweed, is one of the best ways you can help.

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