Winter Gardening Fair buzz: creating habitat for backyard wildlife
Workshop topics include mulch, hostas, lawn care, creating compost, ornamental grasses, daylillies and more. He will teach a beginning nature photography class during the Winter Gardening Fair, one of more than 45 workshops offered at the event, presented by Iowa State University Extension’s Linn County Master Gardeners. Her husband, Richard Day, 56, is a professional nature photographer whose work has appeared in national publications including Audubon, Birder’s World, Sierra Club, National Geographic and National Wildlife. 18 gardening fair, Day will discuss native plants that grow well in Iowa and also benefit wildlife. Milkweed is among the necessary elements for gardeners hoping to attract monarch butterflies, she notes, adding that each type of butterfly has a differing food source for its larval stage as caterpillars. “Wildlife needs food, water and shelter just like people do,” says Day, who serves as president of the North American Nature Photography Association.
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