A Hummingbird feeder is ready to be put up!
It is best to locate the feeder in a shaded area.
Birds feel more secure with trees and shrubs nearby.
16 ounce nectar capacity with 8 feeding ports, allowing hummingbirds eat nectar at the same time.
Built-in ants and insects moat prevent insects into the feeder effectively.
Hanging rod opening, can be hung the feeder on the hook or tree.
Notes:
When the capacity of the nectar in the box is reduced to half, you should add nectar in time.
The Hummingbird Feeder should be cleaned every few days. If the weather is warm, clean it to be more frequent.
Instructions:
4/19/18
4/12/18
SUNDAY 29 - GARDEN CLEAN UP DAY
Sunday April 29
10:30am - 12:30pm
Let's get our garden ready to enjoy.
We want to:
- clean up
- bring out furniture
- hang our new sun shades
- spread compost in beds where needed
- fertilize front lawns
- transplant a few shrubs
- edge the front gardens
Wear gloves, appropriate clothing, sunscreen...See you there!
4/7/18
The GREEN tumbler is HUNGRY for FRESH kitchen scraps. Please feed it!
What does the green tumbler like?
NOTE: The black tumbler is still CLOSED to fresh kitchen scraps. It still need tumbling!
Thanks for doing it
What does the green tumbler like?
GREENS
(materials rich in nitrogen) |
BROWNS
(materials rich in carbon) |
- fruit & vegetable scraps
- coffee grounds & tea bags
- manure & bedding from plant
eating animals ONLY
- green plants
- garden trimmings
- fresh leaves & flowers
- grass clippings
|
- bread & grains
- egg shells
- nutshells
- corncobs
- food-soiled paper
towels & napkins
- shredded newspaper
- fall leaves, twigs
& woody prunings
- dry plant material
- straw & hay
- pine needles
- potting soil
|
PLEASE CHOP YOUR KITCHEN SCRAPS AND LAYER THEM WITH
SHREDDED NEWSPAPER. THANKS
|
NOTE: The black tumbler is still CLOSED to fresh kitchen scraps. It still need tumbling!
Thanks for doing it
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