Attracting Birds & Butterflies

Make your yard a bird's paradise by following these simple steps.

Who doesn't love butterflies?

Attract a myriad of birds to your yard by completing these simple and fun projects.

Support the local environment and enrich your own.

Keep your garden helpers happy by building them a home!

Fluctuating temperatures can cause cracking.

For those made of concrete, chips and cracks are common.

This is a fun project, before and after the build.

This Winter, think about feeding the birds when hanging your Christmas and Winter decorations.

A birdbath in the yard will attract many different types of birds.

Encouraging bird feeding in your yard requires more than just providing seed.

Trumpet-shaped flowers are a hummingbird's favorite stop.

Better than any insecticide, birds naturally help keep pests to a minimum.

These blossoms support beneficial bugs.

Different insects have different cold weather habits.

If you need to repair your birdbath bowl, follow the seven steps.

Raccoon are cute and clever, but a nuisance to your bird feeder. Here's how you can keep them away from it.

Add some of these 3 elements to your garden, and bring on the birds.

Try this simple solution for fixing up an old, shabby birdbath.

A garden can be spruced up by adding a great landscaping element such as a butterfly house.