Discover the joy of creating a wildlife-friendly garden with these articles. From selecting the right plants to creating habitats for birds and insects, this category will provide you with tips and tricks to transform your outdoor space into a thriving ecosystem. Whether you have a small balcony or a large yard, join us in the mission to support and conserve our local wildlife. Get ready to take your gardening game to the next level and welcome the beauty of nature into your own backyard.
Bird Gardening (20)
Butterfly Gardening (18)
Critters & Pests (3)
Garden Maintenance (5)
Pollinator Gardening (10)
Promoting the Wildlife Garden (2)
Small Spaces (2)
by Ecosystem Gardener | Book Reviews , Wildlife Gardening Tips
Take Care of Your Share of the Planet
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Getting Inspiration for Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Promoting the Wildlife Garden
Helping Your Neighbors Learn to Love Wildlife
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Ultimate Guide to Birdscaping Your Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
How to Start a Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Visit Other Wildlife Gardens for Inspiration
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Pollinators of Native Plants by Heather Holm
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Monarch Butterfly Wintering Population at All Time Low
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Mourning Cloak First Butterfly of the Season
by Ecosystem Gardener | Garden Maintenance
Fall Garden Chores, or NOT
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Bread is NOT Bird Food
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
This Garden is For the Birds
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Hummingbirds Reach Northern Virginia
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Bees Are Beautiful in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Best Nectar Plants for Monarchs and Other Butterflies
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
What bluebirds need in your garden - nest boxes and other cavities away from predators. Where to locate nest and plants to avoid.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Why Bugs? With Heather Holm
by Ecosystem Gardener | Birding , Wildlife Gardening Tips
Helping Wildlife with Specialized Habitat Needs in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Tree Massacre in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
5 Steps to The Ultimate Butterfly Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Celebrate Garden for Wildlife Month
by Ecosystem Gardener | Critters & Pests
Mr Fox Is NOT
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Create a rest stop for birds traveling on their migration.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
The Monarch Butterfly has been much in the news lately as we receive the devastating news that the current wintering population in Mexico is at all time low. There are many reasons for this decline in Monarch Butterflies: Current agricultural practice Genetically...
by Ecosystem Gardener | Garden Maintenance
Early Spring chores in a wildlife garden don't require much time and are a lot of fun!
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
There are many ways of giving back to wildlife from creating gardens to working with local organizations who restore wildlife.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
How to Find Which Birds Migrate Through Your Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
5 Ways to Help Amphibians in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Tiger Swallowtails in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
What’s All the Fuss About Neonicotinoids?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
How to Provide Water for Birds When the Birdbath Freezes
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Attracting Butterflies to Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Small Spaces
New Wildlife Garden Update
by Ecosystem Gardener | Critters & Pests
I’ve been observing a special visitor to my wildlife garden lately, one that my two Plott Hounds get especially excited about–the raccoons that have taken up residence in the abandoned house next to my property. My Plott hounds are quite adept at helping me spot birds...
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
What Black and White Caterpillar Eats Carrots
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
What Did Black Swallowtails Eat Before we Brought In Parsley, Dill, and Queen Anne’s Lace?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Is Sugar Bad for Hummingbirds?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
How Long Should I Leave my Hummingbird Feeders up in the Fall?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Top Tips to Start a Wildlife Garden Part 2
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Who’s in Your Wildlife Garden? Learning to ID Birds by Song
by Ecosystem Gardener | Critters & Pests
I love nature, but I have no love for ticks!
by Ecosystem Gardener | Promoting the Wildlife Garden
How to Help Your Friends Start a Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Defining the Garden in Ecosystem Gardening
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
First Monarch of the Spring
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Make Every Day Earth Day
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Hummingbirds Return
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly Gardening for Monarchs: Got Milkweed?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Do Monarch Caterpillars Eat Anything Besides Milkweed
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Starting a Wildlife Garden From Scratch
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Pollinator Conservation in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Creating Rest Stops for Migratory Birds in Your Ecosystem Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Where’s my Garden?
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Birding adventures to see the wintering ducks. Views of the Cambridge waterfront of the Choptank River, Maryland.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
How wild turkeys are different than factory farmed turkeys.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Life Cycles of Butterflies in Your Habitat Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
American Robins in Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Dave Hunter on Attracting Native Bees
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Using the Essential Elements for birds and other wildlife to create a welcoming habitat.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
How to Attract More Pollinators
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Time for all gardeners to make a difference. The role of gardener has become an important player in our nation's wildlife.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Ecosystem Gardening in Practice: How to install a dragonfly pond
by Ecosystem Gardener | Small Spaces
Creating a wildlife habitat at home. How to attract wildlife to a garden of any size.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Certified Monarch Waystation
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Sometimes Starting Over is the Best Option
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
If you Build it, take two
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Red Admiral Butterfly Sipping From Sap Flow
by Ecosystem Gardener | Bird Gardening
Providing food, water, and shelter is essential for birds in a Winter wildlife garden.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Saving the Monarch Butterfly
by Ecosystem Gardener | Butterfly Gardening
Butterfly numbers plunge by 50 percent
by Ecosystem Gardener | Garden Maintenance
Brush piles are an important habitat for many kinds of wildlife. How some invasive plants can benefit a wildlife garden.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Garden Maintenance
How to preserve wildlife habitat while cleaning up your wildlife garden in Autumn.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
What to Know About Attracting Native Bees
by Ecosystem Gardener | Wildlife Gardening Tips
Earth Day in the Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Giving Pollinators a Helping Hand in Your Wildlife Garden
by Ecosystem Gardener | Garden Maintenance
Collect seeds from native plants around your wildlife garden to plant in other areas of your garden.
by Ecosystem Gardener | Pollinator Gardening
Murder of the Bumble Bees