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79Oh 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
69NatureSong 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
71Attracting 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
64Save the Karner Blue Butterfly
by kerryg
The Karner Blue Butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis) is a beautiful little blue butterfly with a problem. The only host plant for Karner Blue caterpillars, the wild blue lupine (Lupinus perennis), is... published 2 months ago
60Prairie 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 months ago
50Late summer gardening
by Gardening Angel
The Last Days of Summer Aster The last days of August, the nights are getting cooler, days are getting shorter and fog has returned to some summer mornings. The late summer garden is a cornucopia of plants... published 3 months ago
63The 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 3 months ago
64Attracting 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
48I'm look'n over a red leaf clover
by Gardening Angel
Clover, how to grow it/how to eliminate it---Clovers originated in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia Minor. They were once believed to be a curative for heart disease because of their heart-shaped... published 4 months ago
62Awesome Gardening tips and amazing things to see now in the garden
by Gardening Angel
Attracting Beneficial Insects to Your Garden---This week you will learn how to attract beneficial insects to your garden. There are a variety of common plants and flowers that attract beneficial insects.... published 5 months ago
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