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NGA Garden Shop 15-1310
Imagine observing 75-100 ladybugs inside their own home! These ecologically vital creatures will fascinate children and teach them about insects. ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 15-1304
Gardens need bees, bees need homes! Our Bee House attracts docile, non-stinging Mason Bees for pollinating purposes. These bees are safe with ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 23-1035
Our improved window-mount kit lets children watch small birds build their nests and raise a family of youngsters up close. The simple kit comes with ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 15-1210
This intriguing kit allows inquisitive kids to study the life cycle of the butterfly, from larva to chrysalis to adult. Kids can watch as ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 15-1002
Male butterflies need to consume minerals typically found in muddy water. You can replicate this by mixing soil and water in our shallow Butterfly ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 15-5302
Audubon Society's comprehensive Butterfly Gardening Video describes 25 of the best, most readily available butterfly-attracting plants. Each has a ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 23-7001
Our versatile Birdbath appeals to birds and blends well into gardens, whether hung from a chain, spiked in the ground, or resting on a pole ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 23-8001
Crafted in Maine by avian aficionados, this ornithologically correct birdhouse is ideal for birds that prefer to nest in holes or cavities. Made ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 15-1303
Budding entomologists will have grand adventures with this professional-quality collecting kit. Contains everything needed to catch, study, prepare ... Read More
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NGA Garden Shop 23-2051
Expand your knowledge with 3 additional song cards of birds found in lakes and rivers, fields and meadows, and marshes and wetlands.
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