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67Prairie Plants for Heavy Clay
by kerryg
Most native prairie plants prefer well-drained, or even dry, soils. However, if you are interested in a native prairie border or restoration project on your land and are stuck with heavy clay or poorly... published 2 days ago
70Save 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 17 months ago
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71Bringing 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 6 months ago
58Why Xeriscape?
by Wildland Nursery
Wildland Nursery Native plants were growing in the Intermountain West long before European settlers arrived on the scene. Over thousands of years, they have become exquisitely adapted to the climatic... published 6 months ago
52An Altruistic Gardener
by Gardening Angel
An Altruistic Gardener As I grow older I have begun to be a little more altruistic as regards to sharing my garden. After all, most of the plants, animals, insects and weather were here long before I was and... published 4 months ago
57The Spring Bird Garden
by kerryg
Spring is an important season for birds. In early and mid-spring, migrating species return to their Northern summer homes, a journey that may be hundreds or thousands of exhausting miles, while the birds that... published 2 months ago
55Plants- Native or Non-native, That Depends
by Bob Ewing
The right plant right place is great advice and makes an excellent guideline when you are planning your garden. There is another consideration that works along side RPRP. This one is simple; all you need to... published 3 months ago
52Greener Gardener - Pick the Right Plants
by MDeaton
While some plants are worth taking extra effort to grow them, the majority of your organic ornamental garden should be made up of plants that are native to a climate as close as possible to yours. You reduce... published 4 months ago
50Greener Gardener - Working with the Weather
by MDeaton
Learn to grow healthier vegetables, bigger flowers, taller trees, and a more beautiful garden by working side-by-side with Mother Nature. Improve the health of you, your family, and the world we live in by changing your gardening habits with weekly columns featuring one step you can take this weekend. published 4 months ago
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