Leave the Leaves
Five Ways to Reuse Your Fall Leaves One of the best things about autumn is watching the green […] … Continue reading
Five Ways to Reuse Your Fall Leaves One of the best things about autumn is watching the green […] … Continue reading
Learn the Difference Groundcovers that fill in a space can be a great addition to a garden. They … Continue reading
Many people are familiar with the long migratory journey monarchs take every year to Mexico, but they aren’t … Continue reading
The Magic of Trees From tall, majestic hardwoods to saplings still stretching their branches to the sky, trees … Continue reading
Welcome Spring There are few more welcome signs of spring than when bright green leaves begin to unfurl … Continue reading
Did you know? When we picture an ideal garden, we tend to imagine all the activity going on … Continue reading
The Watershed is Changing Climate change often brings up visions of extreme heat, drought and flooding during spring … Continue reading
Bring Nature Indoors For centuries people in colder climates have been bringing nature indoors to display signs of … Continue reading
Wood ferns Stay Green Year-round Make the transition from summer to fall spectacular by following these tips for … Continue reading
Prepare for a Climate Emergency Climate change is often featured in the global news stories we see on … Continue reading
Wild Black Cherry is a Tolerant Tree Some trees, such as American beech, are rarely seen outside of … Continue reading
We’ve already experienced a few 30 degree days this year and we’ll likely see more because of climate … Continue reading
There are some plants that you wish you didn’t invite into your yard. These are invasive species—non-native plants … Continue reading
Have you ever wanted to create a rain garden, build a soakaway or plant a soggy area of your yard? You … Continue reading
When planning and planting our gardens, we often focus on what we see above ground, like birds nesting … Continue reading
The switch from summer to fall can be bittersweet. But two things that help ease the transition are … Continue reading
What will you restore? On June 5, the United Nations declared the next ten years the Decade on … Continue reading
Urban communities are often hotter in the summer than rural areas. This phenomenon is called urban heat island … Continue reading
Nectar, the tasty treat hidden inside a flower, feeds many small mammals, birds and insects. Most importantly, it … Continue reading
If you’ve found invasive species growing in your yard, remove them and replace them with native plants. Removing invasive species … Continue reading