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Joe Gardener eNewsletter
When the leaves are gone from the trees and shrubs, and the groundcovers have died back for the winter, you are able to really see what gives the garden its structure.

Keeping Birds Around
The number of songbirds in any given geographic area is controlled in very large part by the food supply there. Each bird has a territory, or area it considers sacred and birds will often fight to keep others out of it.

Feeding Catbirds
Typically, there is an abundance of natural food during the growing season, but they will come and investigate special items such as raisins and grape jelly left on a platform feeder.

Feeding Finches
As their stubby beaks suggest, finches are well adapted to eating seeds of all kinds, espe-cially for removing small seeds from their husks. All finches will visit backyard birdfeeders from time to time during the season to supple-ment their natural diet of insects, seeds and berries.

joe gardener - Flower Gardening - Gardening, Landscaping,Horticultural Resource
Keeping a garden journal in the winter months is a lot like going on an adventure that’s chock full of discovery at every turn. And, I have learned to look for the textures and patterns amongst the hibernating garden plants.

Listings for Birdfeeders in Alabama

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	Across The Pond, Inc.
	Huntsville, Alabama (AL) 35810


	Aquatic Gardens & Fountains
	Birmingham, Alabama (AL) 35242


	OutdoorDecor.com
	Tuscaloosa, Alabama (AL) 35403