I've enjoyed the amount of time I've had to relax and watch the various bugs fly around and march along in my backyard garden . They seem particularly unconcerned about my presence there, and I get a sense of accomplishment knowing that, by growing edible plants, I'm helping them in their daily activities as well. It's especially noticeable this year, as I've made a variety of improvements to my garden and added a generous amount of new plants and varieties to my collection. It seems my garden is becoming more and more of an insect haven as the biodiversity of the plants I grow improves. I think that is a good thing. That said, the "improvements" to the garden that seem to attract various pollinators were initially for my benefit, in order to increase the amount of food I can grow for my family. Today, I want to share some of the things I made improvements upon from last year, as well as some brand new techniques for this year that have hel
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