Create Wildlife Habitat. Protect the Environment
Welcome to the latest edition of Ecosystem Gardening Radio. Up today, an Ecosystem Garden does not have to conform to the stereotype of the “wild garden,” says Carolyn Summers, but can be designed to give you any style of garden that you’d like, while using native plants. I was honored to meet Carolyn Summers when [...]
You’ve seen my weekly best of the web where I show you the many fascinating things I find around the internet. But I wanted to put a lot of that information in one place so that you can see the writers that inspire me. So here’s my list of some of my favorite bloggers. Check [...]
I do not personally believe that wildlife gardens are nothing but an ugly, overgrown mess, but you’d be amazed at how many times I hear that from those who consider themselves “real” gardeners. Unfortunately, the gardening world, like the rest of the country, is full of divisiveness, an US vs THEM attitude that can sometimes [...]
A look around the web to find the things that grabbed my attention this week. I share these resources with you for your amusement and education (Note: if you don’t want to lose your place at this page, right click each link and choose “open in new tab” (or window) If you’ve ever ended up [...]
Ever planted a shrub in your garden only to have to move it several years later because it was too big? Trust me, I have. The problem is, we get so enthusiastic about adding new treasures to our gardens that we forget to do our homework. I know, homework sounds boring, but digging up a [...]
It’s that time of the week again, our weekly look around the web to share with you the most interesting articles and photos for your enjoyment and education. There is so much fascinating information that I like to give you a summary of what caught my attention this week. Entomologist Nancy Grieg shares her expertise [...]
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