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winter
| Jan 05 | Build a suet feeder and more as part of the winter citrus project |
| Jan 10 | Pack yellow cornmeal, peanut butter, chopoped suet, raisins, cracked corn, bird seed, or chopped peanuts into pine cones. |
| Jan 10 | Hang the packed pine cones from tree limbs as bird feeders. |
| Jan 15 | Feed the birds! remember to give them fresh water too. They also need grit or fine sand available to help digest their food. |
| Jan 20 | Build birdhouses. |
| Jan 22 | Begin saving onion skins for Easter egg dye or basket dye. |
| Jan 25 | Look at the bones of your garden. You may gain a deeper appreciation of the beauty of your garden. |
| Jan 27 | Plan any structural changes to your garden. |
| Jan 31 | Order seeds for the garden. |
| Feb 01 | Make a heart-shaped box or basket for Valentine's Day. |
| Feb 03 | Treat yourself to an herbal bath. |
| Feb 05 | Start a compost pile |
| Feb 10 | Prune grapevines. Gather the long pieces of the vine and tie in neat bundles for use in baskets and wreaths. |
| Feb 15 | Force some flowers to bloom. Cut bouquets of forsythia, flowering plum, or quince. Bring the cuttings inside and lace in water. |
| Feb 20 | Look for signs of spring. |
Table of contents for Winter:
Birdfeeder, Fruit Salad, and Candied Citrus Peel Project
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