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Look What I Found in My Wood Duck Nest Box! + Peggy Martin Rose Pruning

During late winter here in the south, the wood ducks begin arriving! Time to prepare the wood duck nest box with fresh cedar chips. But first, we'll need to get rid of the massive wasp nest inside. And we can't do that until we prepare the boat to get out to the nest box...which is full of water! A little DIY repair is in order. Plus it's time to prune my beloved Peggy Martin rose. This one is extra special to me, as she survived Hurricane Helene -- and the rose variety itself actually came about originally when the plant survived Hurricane Katrina years ago. Thanks for watching this wood duck nesting box video! Please subscribe to the Grass Roots Gardening channel:    / @grassrootsgardening   IMPORTANCE OF WOOD DUCK NESTING BOXES: If you’ve ever watched wood ducks settle onto your pond, you know they are anything but ordinary. The Wood Duck is a cavity nester, which means a properly maintained nesting box can make a real difference in helping them raise a brood. Late winter is the ideal time to clean out your boxes and add a fresh layer of cedar shavings. Cedar provides insulation, helps manage moisture, and creates a soft, stable base to protect the eggs during incubation. Taking care of this now ensures your boxes are ready when nesting season begins in early spring. PRODUCTS FEATURED IN THIS WOOD DUCK NEST BOX VIDEO 🛒 ☑️ My Felco pruners that I love soooo much - https://amzn.to/3NYkbfV ☑️ DJI Mic - https://amzn.to/3Twe2d9 FTC DISCLAIMER ➙ This video is NOT sponsored; links are affiliate links. If you click a link and buy something, I receive a small commission for the sale. It doesn't cost you anything extra, and you're free to use the link or not as you choose. If you do use my links, I really appreciate your support! ~Ryan