Your October Wildlife Garden To-Do List for Fall Success
• Provide supplementary food for birds by using bird feeders with high-energy seeds and nuts, and clean them regularly.
• Leave fallen leaves and plant debris in the garden to provide essential habitats for insects and small animals.
• Construct or enhance shelters for wildlife, such as leaf piles, brush piles, and insulated birdhouses, to offer refuge from the cold.
October tasks for a thriving wildlife garden
October is a pivotal month for wildlife gardens, presenting opportunities to bolster local ecosystems and prepare for winter. Here’s a comprehensive to-do list to ensure your garden thrives and supports wildlife during the cooler months.
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