What Do Snails Eat?
You’ll be surprised after you find out what and how much snails actually eat. Most people are not aware that snails are pretty much eating machines.
The variety of insects, animals, and birds in our very own gardens and backyards still amazes me every single day. Here at Gardeniaorganics we want to share some wonderful images and information to help you enjoy the wildlife in your garden even more.
You’ll be surprised after you find out what and how much snails actually eat. Most people are not aware that snails are pretty much eating machines.
In this article we will get to the bottom of why these creatures have so many legs and the role they play in a healthy garden.
Find out do slugs have backbones and a few even more interesting facts about these mysterious little creatures.
Need to know what to feed a wild peacock in your backyard? Avoid giving bad food and read this guide to find out more!
Even though these birds aren’t native to the US, you can find them in several states. So, if you’re lucky, here is where you can see wild peacocks.
You don’t need to worry too much. Of course, bees will come, but here are few things you should know if you have or only planning to plant Marigolds in your garden.
Trying to keep a peacock grounded and within the space of your backyard can be tricky. We’re here to help solve this problem.
Prompting and improving biodiversity in urban areas starts with careful planning at home. Learn how to play your part.
Many bird species see grass seeds as an excellent food source and will swoop in for a feast any chance they get. Even if they don’t eat the seeds, they love to take a nice dirt bath on your newly raked ground. After all the hard work you’ve put in on your lawn, we’re sure…
If you’ve been hanging a bird nest box for a while, but no birds are visiting, you may be simply hanging it wrongly.
Want to know why there’s such a buzz around dragonflies? These graceful insects bring some surprising benefits to your garden.
There are few distinctions between male and female Black Swallowtails. You can check the most obvious signs here.
Ever wondered what that bird you see in your Massachusetts backyard all the time is? Click here to find out!
Depending on what type of nighttime critter is ruining your feeder, here are some things you can do to protect it.
You can help birds even in winter. That’s for sure! And you can attract them, feed them and provide cozy shelter. Here’s how you can do it.