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  • Plants and garden wildlife will appreciate a discarded Christmas tree. Lay trimmed branches over plantings for cold-protection. Or lay the entire tree in a corner of the back yard to provide shelter for birds and rabbits. You can anchor the tree upright near a bird feeder to provide perches—smear branches with peanut butter or suet as an extra treat.
  • Place a glass or pan of water near houseplants. The water will provide humidity as it evaporates.

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