The September 2021 issue of Washington Gardener Magazine is out.
Inside this issue:
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The REACH, DC’s Newest Memorial Landscape
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Cold, Dry Winter Predicted
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Attracting Eastern Bluebirds
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Fall Lawn Care Tips
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Phlox Plant Bug
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Castor Bean Plant Profile
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Great Blue Lobelia
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Why You Should Protect Your Rare Plant
Collection
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Meet Karin Reber, Sustainable Landscape Designer
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DC-MD-VA Gardening Events Calendar
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Roadside Wildflowers Help Reduce Runoff
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New Cascade Hydrangea
and much more…
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Always a joy to read your articles, Cecily! I didn't realize that Bluebirds like peanuts. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Most of my feeders have suet or sunflower seeds, but also I also have a nyger feeder, a peanut feeder and a platform feeder with safflower seeds that I occasionally add a few peanuts to. To my surprise, the bluebirds in our yard last winter were taking peanuts. Maybe they're adapting to what's available--they're as smart as they are beautiful!
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