Are your neighbors too tame? Do they never sing at sunrise? Do they lack brilliant colors? Then perhaps it's time to change your gardening ways. By moving from conventional to natural and incorporating some native plants, you can have a wildlife community flourishing in your backyard in no time. Provide them with the basics -- food, water, shelter -- and soon butterflies, birds, frogs and toads, salamanders, bats, and other small creatures will be sharing their songs, fantastic colors, and antics with you. Let these resources show you how to invite nature in. Suggested Sites... Backyard Wildlife Habitat - gardening guide from the National Wildlife Federation. Backyard Biology - let the National Zoo introduce you to your backyard neighbors. Butterfly Gardening - advice on how to plan a garden to attract butterfly populations. Space for Nature - forum for those interested in wildlife gardening and gardens. Wildlifeforever.net - learn how to make a garden, however large or small, wildlife-friendly.

Directory categories: Wildlife Gardening, Landscaping for Birds, Native Plants, Wildflowers

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