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Dealing With Snow and Ice
If possible, allow ice and snow on tree and shrub branches to melt on its own. Snow is an excellent thermal blanket for low-growing plants such as strawberries and perennial flowers.

U.S. National Arboretum: Gardens: Pest Management Tips: December 2007
Here are some tips with a variety of control methods to help you start your own IPM program. Dried foliage and flowers of many perennials and herbaceous plants can be used in holiday arrangements, wreaths and other seasonal items.

Landscaping for Chickadees
In addition to providing supplemental food all year at a backyard feeder, yardeners can support local chickadee populations by planting ornamental plants on their property that provide food and shelter.

Recycling Cut Xmas Trees
If possible, it is better to find a use for your old Christmas tree right there on your property rather than sending if off to the land fill. 2. Tree as bird feeder - Take your tree outside and place it in a bucket of damp sand which will keep the tree upright while helping to keep it green during the rest of the winter.

Feeding Nuthatches
In the Wild - While nuthatches feed primarily on insects in the summer, in the fall and winter more than half their diet is nuts and seeds from hickory, black spruce, maple buds, cypress, and fir that they forage in the wild.

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	Salem, Oregon (OR) 97303


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	Tualatin, Oregon (OR) 97062


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	Tualatin, Oregon (OR) 97062