It’s A Prime Time to Attack Bush Honeysuckle!
More information on Bush Honeysuckle Control Continue reading "It’s A Prime Time to Attack Bush Honeysuckle!"
Let’s Design a Garden
Using the principles of matrix and sociability. A primer from Benjamin Vogt to get you started. Continue reading "Let’s Design a Garden"
Let The Trees Grow Old
An Artickle from American Gardener STORY BYCHRISRODDICK Let the Trees Grow OldWhy letting trees die in place might be the most life-affirmingthing a gardener can do.BACK IN THE MID-1990s, after starting my tenure as anarborist at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, I was shown anold, somewhat falling-apart crabapple trec (Malus flori-bunda). The curator of that collection […] Continue reading "Let The Trees Grow Old"
A Visual Guide to Container Gardening With Natives
From Missouri Botanical Gardenhttps://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-garden/help-for-the-home-gardener/advice-tips-resources/visual-guides/container-gardening-with-native-plants/utm_source/substack/utm_medium/email Continue reading "A Visual Guide to Container Gardening With Natives"
A Site and Newsletter of Interest to STL Area Native Gardeners
From the Missouri Botanical Garden. Be sure to sign-up for the newsletter with lots of news and notices of upcoming events in the area. Continue reading "A Site and Newsletter of Interest to STL Area Native Gardeners"
Check Out the Possibilities!
A 60 Second YouTube from Benjamin Vogt Continue reading "Check Out the Possibilities!"
Perennials for the Shady Side
Got shade? Here is a handy guide for planting . Though it covers Southeastern U.S. many of the plants mentioned do grow well here Continue reading "Perennials for the Shady Side"
Pollinators: What to Plant
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"
Two Native Garden Reference Sites
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"
Winter strolling?
Here’s a Youtube to help you identify trees by their bark. (Skip the ad) Continue reading "Winter strolling?"