About @5:35 - Please don't remove the stems of tallish flowering plants in the fall - cut them back to 12-18 inches so to leave nesting cavities for critically important native bees! If the stems have seed heads - leave half of them alone for birds that prefer feeding on seeds atop a natural flower (e.g. goldfinches with coneflower or sunflower heads) and the other half of the seed heads leave on the ground for those birds that prefer ground foraging (e.g. doves, thrushes, wrens.) Also, leave as many tree leaves as you can on the ground - this is critical over-wintering habitat for many moths and butterflies. Next year's baby birds MUST HAVE caterpillars to survive!
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About @5:35 - Please don't remove the stems of tallish flowering plants in the fall - cut them back to 12-18 inches so to leave nesting cavities for critically important native bees! If the stems have seed heads - leave half of them alone for birds that prefer feeding on seeds atop a natural flower (e.g. goldfinches with coneflower or sunflower heads) and the other half of the seed heads leave on the ground for those birds that prefer ground foraging (e.g. doves, thrushes, wrens.) Also, leave as many tree leaves as you can on the ground - this is critical over-wintering habitat for many moths and butterflies. Next year's baby birds MUST HAVE caterpillars to survive!