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Emily Hannemann

Emily Hannemann

Associate Editor at Birds & Blooms

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  • Gardening

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How to Grow an Arrowwood Viburnum Shrub

Arrowwood viburnum adds seasonal interest with plenty of wildlife perks. Here's how to add this hardy shrub to your backyard garden.
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If You See a Baby Squirrel, This Is What to Do
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Taylor Swift is engaged, and we're in love with the flowers from her photoshoot! Here's how you can create your own dazzling romantic garden.
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What Is Herbicide? Do's and Don'ts for Backyard Gardeners

Herbicide can be useful in fighting invasive plants, but there are risks. Learn about herbicides, including why they shouldn't be your first option.
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Meet the Bee Flies: Look-Alike Bee Mimics

Why does that bee look strange? Well, because it might not be a bee! Learn about bee flies, the mimics you didn't know were in your garden.
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How to Grow Virginia Bluebells

Add a splash of blue to your backyard with Virginia bluebells, a pollinator and butterfly favorite — as well as an early-season delight.
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The Ball of Leaves in Your Tree Is (Probably) Not a Bird Nest

Not every nest in trees is a bird nest! Here's what a squirrel nest looks like and how to deter squirrels from nesting in your yard.
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Gardenia Bush Care and Growing Tips

With its fragrant flowers, a gardenia bush is sure to sweeten up your garden. Here's how to grow any plant in the gardenia family.
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Do Hummingbirds Deplete Nectar From Flowering Plants?

Hummingbirds are known for visiting flowers for nectar, but do they ever take too much nectar from plants? A gardening expert explains.
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11 Adorable Pictures of Juvenile Birds Leaving the Nest

Spring and summer are the seasons of the juvenile bird! Warm your heart with these too-cute photos of young birds out in the big world.
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2 New Raven Chicks Debut at Tower of London

The Tower of London's delightful cast of ravens has grown by two! Learn the names of the new additions to this all-important group of corvids.