Don't cut all the dried flowers from the garden: coneflowers, sunflowers, and grasses can keep seeds for birds and stems that serve as shelter for insects during the cold months

Original: Não corte todas as flores secas do jardim: equináceas, girassóis e gramíneas podem manter sementes para os pássaros e caules que servem de abrigo para insetos durante os meses frios

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Keeping dried flowers and hollow stems in the garden during autumn provides essential food for birds and protects insects in winter. The post Do not cut all the dried flowers from the garden: coneflowers, sunflowers, and grasses can keep seeds for birds and stems that serve as shelter for insects during the cold months appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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