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Homes & Gardens
Tenielle Jordison

Wildlife experts urge gardeners to do these 5 things to help pollinators and birds in fall – they're all easy and will transform your yard into a safe haven

Garden in full bloom in evening light.

It can be tempting to put your yard to bed for the year as fall rolls around, but lots of garden wildlife are still looking for valuable resources in your outdoor space during this season. This is especially true for those birds and pollinators migrating south, becoming vulnerable as food sources become scarcer and temperatures become colder.

If you've already created a garden for pollinators, you're likely in a good place to help pollinators and birds in your fall garden. At this time of year, they are particularly in need of food sources and shelter, and there lot of opportunities for this already existing in your yard.

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