Wildflower meadows enchant with vibrant hues and dynamic ecosystems. They nurture pollinators, support biodiversity, and bring a harmonious balance to nature.
Experience a sustainable, naturalistic approach to gardening that celebrates plant life cycles, nurtures biodiversity, and fosters harmony with nature.
Discover eco-friendly tactics to protect gardens from pests, focusing on prevention, beneficial insects, and long-term soil health, without relying on harsh chemicals.
A community garden builds teamwork while delivering fresh food and environmental education. When neighbors join forces to care for plants and share resources, they develop stronger relationships, promote wellness, and...
During wet spells, seasonal pond pockets emerge to provide breeding habitats for amphibians and insects while they filter runoff and enhance biodiversity. The disappearance of water from these areas reveals...
Rain gardens create an attractive and practical option for controlling stormwater runoff at residential and commercial properties. Rain gardens serve as landscaped depressions that gather stormwater from roofs and impervious...
During storm season, you need a detailed plan to protect your garden against heavy rains and flooding, as well as high winds and hail. Protect young plants with row covers...
Soil structure suffers in coastal and roadside gardens, and plants become damaged when salt stress results from ocean spray or de-icing chemicals and brackish water. The main strategies for dealing...
Retention ponds and wetlands handle runoff and lower pollutants through their emergent, floating, submerged, and shoreline zones, which require flood and drought-tolerant plants. As an emergent species, Blue Flag Iris...
