Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Yardening July 2015, 1 by HollyAnnS

HollyAnnS wrote:
Our property is actually a designated Wildlife Area and we have the sign to prove it. LOL
That just means that I went on line and filled out a questionnaire and paid $$ to get a sign. Mostly that we have food both provided and growing plants, water source and habitat (trees and shrubs of different sizes). Provided specifiably for animals, birds and insects. So I can't complain too much about what comes and lives here. About the only thing that has proven destructive beyond what I will live with are the Groundhogs and if they would just hang out in the pasture and leave my flower beds alone they would be fine, too. Yellow jackets and hornets are not welcome either but other less aggressive bees and wasps are welcome.