written by Paul Crosser The current discussions regarding cultivars are interesting and those wishing to do the right thing can easily be distracted waiting for an outcome. Thankfully, doing the right thing remains a simple task. Let’s see…..how did our current pollinators get here? They used native plants for nectar, pollen, host plants and homes. […] Continue reading "Cultivars: What to Do While Research Continues"
All the leaves have fallen down, fallen down, fallen down; all the leaves have fallen down, Winter is coming. Did you know that according to the Free Dictionary by Farlex, there are 33 verbs, nouns and adjectives for the word FALL or FALLING? That does not include the phrasal verbs or idioms. So you ask, […] Continue reading "Falling"
If you are looking for the perfect way to be a hero without ordering or making a ridiculous costume with a big S on the front of it, here is the perfect way to do it. Leave your leaves. Yes, you read that right. Leave your leaves. In addition to making your neighbors think you’ve […] Continue reading "The Perfect Way to be a Hero"
written by Becki Wells Native plants are essential for all seasons, but especially in the Autumn. As the bright blooms of Summer begin to fade and the Fall plant colors come alive, there is a noticeable difference in the activity of the native wildlife. The cicadas begin to fade their night call; the fireflies flicker is […] Continue reading "Why Are Native Plants Essential in Autumn?"
