Place feeding areas close to shrubs and wildflowers, and plant vegetation around pools and ponds. Remember that small plants grow-leave enough space for plants to mature. Now that you have a plan, it's time to start deciding on the plants. You may want to install a few plants gradually over a period of several years. For several thousand dollars, you can have an instant landscape in a matter of months.
Most people like to do things to improve wildlife habitat every year.
It gives them a chance to see what they like, what animals come to visit, and to modify it as they go along. Before you tear anything up consider its wildlife value. Existing trees can be used as starting points to plant additional trees and shrubs nearby. A backyard composed mainly of native plants becomes a haven for native wildlife. These plants provide food, cover and reproductive sites with minimal care from homeowners.