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Water Absorbing Polymers In Containers
However, one of the drawbacks of a container garden is that it needs watering more often than does the soil in garden beds. While it is optional, we advise yardeners to include a water absorbing polymer gel with the potting mix when setting up a container garden.

4-H project
A terrarium is an example of an ecosystem which is closed or self-container. Using a spoon or pointed stick, open a place for each plant, set it in and press the soil back around the roots.

Think About Polymer Gels
While it is optional, we advise yardeners to consider including a water-absorbing polymer gel with the potting mix when transplanting a houseplant. For a plant already in a soil mix, you can add these valuable materials in the form of spikes that are inserted into the soil mix.

Maintaining a Water Supply
Keep water clean: Murky or dirty water is unhealthy for birds. Keep birdbaths filled: Hot, dry summer weather quickly evaporates water from shallow pans and baths just when birds need water most.

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