Re:You Can Turn Your Backyard into a Biodiversity Hotspot
by wcarron on Monday February 27, 2023 @03:14PM
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Ah, gotcha. Makes sense.
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Re:You Can Turn Your Backyard into a Biodiversity Hotspot
by bmitc on Monday February 27, 2023 @03:49PM
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Your points were good though! I haven't yet started gardening for fruits and vegetables but would like to at some point.
Re:You Can Turn Your Backyard into a Biodiversity Hotspot
by SirLJ on Monday February 27, 2023 @05:53PM
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With edibles is getting tricky because everyone is eating everything… sometimes just one bite from a nice big tomato enough to ruin it…. Best to plant a lot to have for you, or plan for the ugly nettings and enclosures…. One thing that usually works are cherry tomatoes enough for you and the critters….
Re:You Can Turn Your Backyard into a Biodiversity Hotspot
by wcarron on Monday February 27, 2023 @06:26PM
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Same for you! Interestingly, contrary to you, my wife and I only ever gardened for produce. Didn't turn out that well with poor soil and drainage, but we tried. Wishing we had the space for it again at our current residence. And, of course, I'd actually like to have more space dedicated to native plants and biodiversity. I love bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds and other pollinators. Even small areas of 'nature' (if you can call specifically cultivated areas nature) really improve the enjoyment and charm of a living space.