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Making a terrarium is likely easier than you think. You can assemble them in minutes and enjoy them for months. Here are six easy steps.
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During this season, we have a large number of visitors at the Vallarta Botanical Garden from the winter territories of Canada and the United States. In the same way, we receive a large number of feathered traveler, (known as birds!) from those territories, who come in search of food and warmer temperatures. This is the case with our bird of the month for February: the Gray-black Warbler (Setophaga nigrescens).
While in Mexico, it inhabits coniferous and oak forests where it uses its excellent skills to hunt insects and their larvae. This species is characterized by having a yellow dot in front of the eye, which stands out from all its grayscale plumage and has a very particular buzzing song that you can hear here: http://bit.ly/3kPMpP6
If you are lucky, you can find it in our garden this month, and don’t forget our Bird and Nature Festival. Let’s celebrate together the diversity of our resident and migratory birds!
Making a terrarium is likely easier than you think. You can assemble them in minutes and enjoy them for months. Here are six easy steps.
Make your garden the life of the party with Laura from Garden Answer’s vertical strawberry planter! Step-by-step instructions including materials, how to hang & how to get the most from your potting soil & fertilizer. Watch the extended version here!
Learn about my experience growing fingerling potatoes in a cloth bag and the challenges I faced. Find out the benefits of regular pots for potato cultivation and the importance of proper watering.
Learn about the types of compost bins, what size you might need for your garden, and essential tips for finding the right one for you. Save money and stay committed to your organic garden with this concise guide to purchasing compost bins.
I finally got my sweet pepper collection planted: Early Calwonder; Pimento; Sweet Cubanelle ; Hungarian Yellow Sweet Banana.
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