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New! iPhone 17 Cases

Deck your phone case with lots of jolly! Holiday cases that are cute and tough.

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A Galaxy of Cheer

Add some sparkle to your Samsung phone case with our very merry designs!

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Cheerful coaster sets to brighten up the winter months and make any occasion colorful.

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    Winterberry

    This North American deciduous shrub is native to Eastern United States. It is a dioecious species, meaning male/female plants are needed in order to produce berries. The berries provide nutrient-rich food for birds such as Wood Thrush, Eastern Bluebird, Grey Catbird, American Robin, Cedar Waxwing and Woodpecker.

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    We are a proud supporter of the National Wildlife Federation and their ongoing mission to help homeowners bring beneficial plants into their yards to help support biodiversity. If you purchase plants through their website, we earn a small percentage as an affiliate. Visit their website and get started on growing your own pollinator paradise!

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    Leaving seed heads in winter provides essential food for birds and shelter for insects, and adds visual interest to your yard. This practice creates a habitat for native bees and other beneficial insects to overwinter in the hollow stems and provides a vital food source for seed-eating birds like finches and chickadees when other food is scarce.

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