A neat guide from The Center for Pollinator Research at Penn State that is broken down to Hummingbird, Bee, Fly, and Butterfly gardens. Continue reading "Pollinators: What to Plant"

New labeled native plant garden photos resource available on the Grow Native! website New common weeds in native gardens ID page available on the Grow Native! website Continue reading "Two Native Garden Reference Sites"

Here’s a Youtube to help you identify trees by their bark. (Skip the ad) Continue reading "Winter strolling?"

Here’s something to keep you busy How to Easily Clean & Sharpen Rusty Pruning Shears Continue reading "Weather Have You Stuck Inside?"

Lots of good info here Continue reading "An Update from the Missouri Invasive Plant Council"

Click Here Continue reading "Here’s a Seasonal Tidbit About Christmas Ferns"

Click Here Continue reading "Whether You Love them or Hate Them; An Interesting Study About Squirrel Behavior"

Heather at Design Your Wild: https://open.substack.com/pub/designyourwild/p/have-you-ordered-your-seeds-yet?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email Prairie Up Benjamin Vogt: https://prairieup.com/newsletter/ Continue reading "A Couple e-mail Subscriptions Worth Looking Into"

See how the Donald Damforth Plant Science Center handles pests in their greenhouses by using insects instead of insecticicides. Click here. Continue reading "A little off topic, but not much"

Though written for a Connecticut audience three of the four species mentioned are native to Missouri. Only the Coastal Joe Pye is absent here. Read here Continue reading "Life with Joe Pye Weed, A Pollinator Feast"