Three More Gardening Tips For Flower Gardens

Here are three more gardening tips that can makeyour feeder? If so, take some steps to protect the
your gardening experience more enjoyable andfeeding birds from predators, cats and others.
successful. The difference between pleasurableDo not put your feeder near to any surface that
gardening and hassle gardening is often just a fewcats can reach with a quick jump. Porches are often
simple steps and measures.bad place for feeders because predators have easy
Birdseed mayhemaccess.
Here's a simple gardening tip that many are surprisedCompost in the Winter
at. Do you have a bird feeder? Does some of thatI love this gardening tip! Do you stop composting in
seed spill to the ground and sprout. What a hassle!the winter because of the cold? There is no need to
Then you get to spend a few sessions a weekdo that if you take a couple precautions. First, use a
pulling up the sprouts. There are better ways to useblack container and place it in a spot that gets the
your time.most sun through out the day. The container can
Here's what you do. Put the birdseed on a cookieheat up in spite of the cold.
sheet and bake for about 7 to 8 minutes at 300Another option is to find some way to insulate the
degrees. The birds will thank you for the toastedcontainer. Do you have some sort of greenhouse
treats and the spilled birdseed will not sprout in youryou could put it in that isn't used as a porch. Or, you
garden.could surround the bucket with leaves, cut grass or
How clever is that?hay.
Protect Your BirdsThese simple measures, and even others that you
While we are on the subject of birds, let's discussmay be able to come up with on your own, you will
their safety. If you have a cat that spends timebe able to compost through out the whole year.
outdoors, then you have probably received theThese gardening tips are just the latest of this series
occasional gift on the front doorstep of your pet'son fun and successful gardening. Implementing these
most recent kill.simple strategies can make your gardening hobby
Don't have a cat, you say. What about yourthat much more enjoyable.
neighbor? Have they had any luck attacking birds at