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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 1H 11M

How to Make the Most of Your Suburban Yard: Food, Flowers, Wildlife and Joy

from Backyard Columbus with Cathy Tiffany

A suburban yard doesn't have to be just grass, mulch, and a few shrubs. Even a regular neighborhood yard can become a place that feeds your family, supports pollinators, welcomes wildlife, creates beauty, and gives you peaceful places to enjoy being outside. In this episode, I can use our own 9,237 sq. ft. yard as an example, not as a “do all of this” checklist, but as proof that small changes over time can turn an ordinary suburban yard into something alive, useful, and deeply personal. For more information on pollinators, pollinator gardens, gardening, landscape ideas and all kinds of other fun stuff you can do in your own backyard, please follow me: Blog & backyard Photography store: www.BackyardColumbus.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@backyardcolumbus Instagram, Facebook & TikTok: @BackyardColumbus You can reach me at: [email protected] For more info on the topics in this episode, visit my BYC Garden Shop: https://www.backyardcolumbus.com/gardenshop in the "Garden Favorites" tab

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