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In This Issue Vol. 6, No. 2 Just click below to read the article you want. The Edible Garden Summer Chocolate Mimosa Sunflower Folklore Honey, I'm Home! Tomato-Planting Time Seasonal Products Something to Sing About Contain Yourself! |
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Something to Sing About
| The sights and sounds of wild birds are a welcome addition to any garden. Seed feeders are the easiest, most efficient way to attract wild birds, and you can position them for maximum viewing enjoyment. Thistle feeders appeal to small birds and are not convenient for Blue Jays or other large perching birds. Seed feeders containing sunflower seeds and cracked corn will be visited by Blue Jays and squirrel, which could be considered entertaining or intrusive, depending on your point of view. |
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Hummingbirds are even easier to please than seed eaters. A constant supply of sweetened nectar will keep them hovering in your garden. Commercial nectar is available, or you can make your own at home with sugar and boiled water.
Birds need time to discover new sources of food, so be patient. Once they have found the feeders, keep them stocked to ensure repeat visits. Stop by your nearest Navlet's for a great selection of feeders and birdbaths. We'll help make your yard something to sing about.
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