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Jim's Wohl's Garden

Parma Heights, Ohio

Certified Wildlife Backyard Habitat

Jim Wohl has been a National Wildlife Federation Stewardship volunteer for many years now, I had the pleasure of meeting him when I began my training April, 2010.
A white house, with a porch is huge a patch of pink Joe-pye-weed, there are other native wildflowers but it is hard to tell what they are. A hummingbird feeder
I doubt the neighbors or the pollinators could miss Jim's porch!
"Change the world but not by yourself!"

Jim is a talented photographer and videographer, more importantly he is a visionary. He is on a self-declared mission to "Change the world but not by himself!"
Jim has initiated such a diverse group of projects that I am not certain where to begin, so I started where I assumed he did, his own backyard. I felt like a kid in a candy shop trying to choose a few pictures from his site Jim's Garden that best represented what is possible when one begins to garden with wildlife in mind.
It is important to realize Jim resides in a suburb west of Cleveland, where the yards are not especially large. His work is proof that regardless or your lot size, balcony or porch, by providing water, food and shelter, you too can become a "wildlife steward"!
Cup plants that have yellow flowers on them are flowering. They are almost as tall as the house
Cup Plants towering over Jim's house
Monarch butterfly sips nectar from a lavender liatris flower. The flowers are pinkish purple and are shaped like buttons
Liatris providing nectar for a Monarch
A monarch butterfly delights in the nutritious sweet nectar of a purple Coneflower, other coneflowers are on the side, vibrant green leaves fill in the photogra
Monarch Butterfly delighted with Purple Coneflowers
On a snowy, icy day a robin finds a thawed bowl of water that Jim’s garden provides
Thanks to Jim, this Robin has located water during a winter storm.
A hummingbird, whose wings are flapping like crazy is in flight right next to a birdfeeder that is hanging on a porch
This lucky hummingbird discovered Jim's feeder!
Contact
noddingoniongardens@gmail.com
Location
Columbia Station, Oh 44028 US
Ohio Department of Agriculture Nursery Inspection 2009 - 2026
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