Algae Habitat

Between March and August, females will lay their eggs in the cardboard tubes and use mud or leaves to create separate cells within those tubes. And they'll get straight to work pollinating your garden — win win! Solitary bees like these can pollinate...

Then why on earth do you have impenetrable pea soup!?!? Here's to clear water!Thumbnail and 'clear' water picture belong to Susanne Talbert, others were found on WikiCommons and are free use.

It provides them with the shelter they need, is weatherproof, and has a lead-free glaze. Made in Kingston, Ontario — it's been thoroughly tested in the harshest Canadian weather.

Together, you'll mix up a "dough" of organic clay, organic potting mix and bee-attracting flower seeds. Then plant them in the garden and in just a few weeks, your beginning gardeners will be thrilled to see their flowers shooting up and providing important...

Boost your garden's productivity by providing a happy home for peaceful, non-stinging Mason bees. Female bees fill the bamboo tubes with their eggs, and nectar and pollen for the young to eat.

Perennial varieties are hardy in zones 3-9. Also includes a field guide, instructions to make a pine cone bird feeder, and space to draw birds. Inspire children to plant their own wildflower garden for the birds! The kit includes 35 varieties of flowers...

The greenhouse roof can be used as a cold frame to help plants get started early in the season. Using the specially formulated seed mat (included with kit), cultivate your own butterfly oasis within the unique 4 ft by 4 ft raised garden design.

The rippled blue glass bowl fits securely atop the metal stake, and the bright yellow sponge gives butterflies a place to alight and dine. Fill with sweet, nutritious butterfly nectar, sold separately, and enjoy knowing that you're helping these ethereal...

Together, you'll mix up a "dough" of organic clay, organic potting mix and butterfly-attracting flower seeds. A modern take on mud pies – with a purpose! This kit contains everything you and your favorite youngsters need to make butterfly-friendly flowering...

Just when bats are finally being recognized as nature's most effective insect control, they are losing their natural habitat. It has features not found on plain "bat boxes:" thick pine walls for insulation, screen for easy climbing, and an "echolocation"...

Simply toss these seed balls on prepared soil to grow a variety of flowers bees love, including Mexican sunflowers, borage, cosmos, asters, coreopsis, marigolds, poppies and forget-me-nots.

Place it in a sunny location among your flowers where butterflies can sunbathe. Once butterflies know where to find these minerals, they'll return regularly. As the water evaporates, it leaves behind valuable salts and minerals that butterflies need.

Developed by professional butterfly breeders, this Butterfly Nectar provides essential nutrients and will attract more butterflies to your yard and gardens. Package makes 3-1/2 quarts of nectar.

Inside, a textured spike gives bees a safe place to land and drink up the syrup you've mixed for them (2 parts sugar to 1 part water). Be sure to check on it once in a while and refill it when flower blooms are sparse.

The greenhouse roof can be used early in the season as a cold frame to help plants get started early in the season. The finest pit stop for any butterfly fluttering through your area! Designed to make it simple to grow an encased milkweed oasis on one...

This stoneware house is as whimsical as it is practical: it will keep toads cool in the hottest summer heat and give them a safe haven from birds, lizards, and snakes. Find it a nice shady spot, and step away.

Begin your garden early by planting the provided seed-mat and placing your greenhouse roof down as a cold frame. Learn more about the life-cycle and migration cycle of this beautiful species with the whole family! It also serves as a stunning focal point...

Create a haven for your winged garden visitors with this unique birdbath. Can also be filled with bird seed — outer edge provides a perfect perch for little clawed feet. Add water to create a shimmering, iridescent pool from which birds and butterflies...

A mounting bracket attaches securely to the window with two suction cups. If ants are a problem, install the optional ant moat and fill it with water to create a barrier to crawling insects.

The latching lid resists clever squirrels, yet opens with a turn for easy filling. Holes in the bottom tray allow water to drain. The see-through polycarbonate hopper lets you know when it's time to refill and accommodates any type of seed.

Pearl millet pillars adorn the door. Built-in hanger. The 1-1/4" entrance hole will attract small birds like chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, wrens and downy woodpeckers. A raffia bow and a touch of moss add the finishing touches.

Birds enter through the holes in the ends and feed inside, out of the weather and safe from predators. With a two-way mirror on the back, this feeder lets you observe your feathered friends without disturbing them.

The ruby red flower on top is a magnet for hungry hummers; hang the feeder near a window or by the porch so you can enjoy these lively garden visitors. Made from recycled glass, the feeder screws securely into the powder-coated metal hanger.

Who among us does not enjoy seeing a rare lizard or butterfly?, a guide to Florida-friendly landscaping, is an excellent publication designed to help homeowners achieve a landscape that is in harmony with nature.

The latching top stays firmly in place to help keep gray squirrels out of your birdseed, and drainage holes at the bottom keep seed dry and fresh. The openings on the cage surrounding this polycarbonate tube feeder are just the right size for finches,...

Inspired by the mighty acorn and handcrafted in Wisconsin, it will keep birds secure, snug, and warm. The hand-hammered metal accents are real copper and will age to a beautiful, natural patina.

Here's a naturally appealing way to help them withstand the elements. The woven reed construction provides a rough surface that bird prefer for ease of entering and exiting. A naturally weather-resistant cedar roof sheds moisture to keep the occupants...