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Thoughts and images for bringing nature and wildlife into our gardens and lives

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Posted by Kathy Green October 30, 2009

Honest Scrap Award, Mother Nature Edition

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Posted by Kathy Green October 28, 2009

Wordless Wednesday - Winter Storm Warning

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Posted by Kathy Green October 20, 2009

Earthworms are Nature's Best Rototillers

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Posted by Kathy Green October 15, 2009

Climate Change belongs to all of us

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Posted by Kathy Green October 12, 2009

Canyonlands National Park - One of Mother Nature's Ultimate Rock Gardens

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Posted by Kathy Green October 09, 2009

The Early Death of Fall

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Posted by Kathy Green October 06, 2009

The Well Diversified Garden, or Who Needs a Lawn Anyway?

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Posted by Kathy Green October 02, 2009

Fall Colors mean more than Aspens in Mountain Gardens

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Where I Garden

My gardens are located along the Colorado Front Range, at an elevation of 7300'. We live on about .8 of an acre, with over 100 Ponderosa Pine and countless scrub oak trees. We get snow anytime up to mid June, so the growing season is rather short. But the sky is crystal blue, and the air is wonderfully clean. I have several gardens that are built to bring in wildlife and nature. We regularly have foxes, coyotes, birds, hawks, squirrel and deer, as well as the occasional black bear and mountain lion. The butterflies and hummingbirds are a constant sight in summertime, and the insect pests are few. Gardening for nature takes care of many problems for me, so I want to share my successes and failures here with you.

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