Sort Results: [ Hot | Best | Latest ]
80Oh Give Me a Home, Where the Buffalo Don't Roam
by pgrundy
Costner, hangin' with the natives As those of you who are students of American history may already know, one of the first things white people did during the westward expansion of the mid-1800s was kill almost... published 9 days ago
78The Winter Bird Garden
by kerryg
For many birds, winter is the most dangerous time of year. Deciduous trees lose their leaves, exposing birds to predators and the elements. Many food sources are buried under snow, while water sources may... published 8 months ago
73Plant a Bee Garden
by kerryg
Beneficial bees are necessary to the success of gardens, orchards, and farms, but their numbers are in decline around the world. A bee garden is a beautiful and fragrant way to lend a helping hand. ... published 9 months ago
72Attracting Birds With Prairie Plants
by kerryg
Whether you live on an acreage or the smallest city lot, attracting birds to your garden is easy with native prairie plants. The tallgrass prairie, which once covered much of the American Midwest, is one of... published 9 months ago
72Attracting Beneficial Insects To Your Garden
by kerryg
If you are making the switch to organic gardening, you may be concerned about losing plants to insect pests. In the short run, this is likely to occur. However, established organic gardens typically lose... published 6 weeks ago
70NatureSong Field Journal: Native Plants and Local Sounds of Arizona's Verde Valley
by Lita Sorensen
Stunning natural beauty has always been one of Sedona and the Verde Valley's biggest draws. From the majestic red rocks and wide open spaces, to the panoramic sunset views, this corner of Arizona has been... published 6 weeks ago
69The Rooftop Garden
by Bob Ewing
There are always options and that is the approach that I take to gardening and most other aspects of my work and life. When it comes to gardening, if you want to grow something green you can. Your desire and... published 6 months ago
68Save Water and Money with Environmentally Friendly Landscaping
by Elle MacKenna
We all enjoy natural beauty, especially at home where we can choose to surround ourselves with our favorite plants and flowers. It can take a lot of effort to achieve the landscape of our dreams but did you know that environmentally friendly landscaping saves money, time and water? A truly green yard and garden is less work. Read more… published 2 years ago
68Bringing Back the Bees
by Bob Ewing
Pollination is best described as the transfer of pollen from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of the same flower or of another flower. Pollination is an essential process if the flower is to be... published 8 months ago
65Attracting Butterflies With Prairie Plants
by kerryg
Whether you live on an acreage or a small city lot, it's easy to attract butterflies to your garden with native prairie plants. Like all wildlife, butterflies are looking for three main things in life: food,... published 4 months ago
working