Category: Pollinator & Wildlife
Fragrance In Your Garden
For the past couple of years, cold stormy springs blitzed our lilacs, of which we have many. That heady fragrance […]
Summer Color by Mike Darcy
With the cool and rainy wet spring that we had here in the Pacific Northwest, most plants seemed to be […]
Pollinators in a Pinch by Teri Keith
Honeybees, (Apis milliflera) are in trouble in North America, and gardeners, farmers, beekeepers and industrial agriculture are in danger of […...
Camellias in the Garden by Mike Darcy
Camellias have been a part of American gardens for several hundred years. Native plants to China, Japan, and SE Asia, […]
Outstanding Cannas
Cannas are summer-garden workhorses. They grow lushly in the hottest months, only requiring regular water, partial sun, and maybe a […]
Native Spring Flowering Trees For Bees
When flowering trees bloom, they are a boon for pollinators, particularly bees of all sorts. They bloom en masse for […]