It may be a little deep for most, but worth taking a look at. Continue reading "The American Society of Landscape Architects published a primer on designing for biodiversity."

Here’s some good news! Maybe it can happen here. Continue reading "New Landscape Ordinance Passes Unanimously in Kansas City"

Climate change is reshaping ecosystems, with native plants showing clear signs of transformation. Learn how these changes are studied through local flora and 150 years of herbarium specimens at Missouri Botanical Garden and Shaw Nature Reserve. Registration required. If you are not a member of the St. Louis County Librray, you may register as a […] Continue reading "Virtual Program: St. Louis Native Plants in a Changing Climate, Wednesday October 1 2025 2:00PM"

MDC has a website where you can check on fall color in various areas of Missouri. Link here. Continue reading "Attention Leaf Peepers!"

Photographs and descriptions of the vascular plants of Missouri, USA Click here Continue reading "A Useful Tool!"

Growing native plants from seed is a good way to pass on a plant’s hardiness and adaptive qualities to the next botanical generation. Fall and winter are often the best times to sow seeds of native plants. Register here to join the program Continue reading "Get tips on sowing native seeds at Sept. 19 MDC virtual program"

Find a tick? Or just curious about tick activity in your region? Maybe you want to discover tick encounter risk across the country before your next trip? Pick a date and pick a region, then use our tool to get started. The University of Rhode Island has published this very good interactive field guide Continue reading "A Field Guide to Ticks"

WHY MANY AMERICAN GARDENS ARE FULL OF MULCH? Continue reading "How Mulch is Too Mulch?"

A Focus on Goldenrods (Solidago sp.) Continue reading "Everything (almost) you wanted to know about Goldenrods"

An article from Deep Roots in KC about summertime garden maintenance Continue reading "Cues for Care: Summertime in the Garden"