Spring is just around the corner and we have lots of terrific merchandise coming in! We just bought these colorful and fun, spinning metal flowers at the Mart!
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Karen and Julia shopping at
Americasmart with a few of our store managers
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Along with new wind chimes, garden flags, solar garden stakes and rain gauges for your yard, we have new fashion, jewelry, handbags, gifts and home décor
arriving weekly!
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New spring scarves are in stores now!
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So while you are in stocking up for your bird friends,
ask our sales associates to show you our new merchandise and check back soon for more!
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Early January's winter weather brought lots of hungry birds to our feeders! This week is mild again, but many of you asked us how to better help birds during times of snow, ice and frigid temperatures. There are many things we all can do to help our bird friends through difficult times.
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Bluebird feeding on mealworms just outside our window
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Weather Guards come in
several styles and colors
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One effective thing you can do is place weather guards over all your hanging tube feeders, small hoppers, suet and tray feeders. Weather guards will keep their food dry and give the birds a comfortable spot to rest and feed out of the elements.
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Birds need fresh, clean water every day, even in winter weather! Bird bath heaters will keep your bath from freezing, providing important water for drinking and bathing, while also protecting your clay or concrete baths from cracking.
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White-breasted Nuthatch
in the snow
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Be generous when bird feeding - hang out more feeders, giving flocks more room, throw some seed on the ground or around brushpiles for sparrows and juncos, and put out high protein suet and mealworms. Our mealworm feeder was our most popular feeder during the snowstorm. Bluebirds, wrens, chickadees and Pine Warblers were lining up!
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