Bradford Pear | An Unintended Menace and How to Combat Its Spread
A typical American street lined with rows and rows of Bradford Pear trees. These callery pears are one of the most invasive trees in North America.
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Category: Habitat Management
Eco-Friendly Spring Garden Cleanup | How to Support Wildlife & Pollinators
Virginia Bluebells are critical spring ephemerals for early pollinators. Early spring cleanup needs to be delayed or eliminated.
The 4 Steps to an Eco-Friendly Yard: A Proven Plan
Eco-friendly yards are easier, and more important, than you might think. If you’re looking for a plan that’s proven to create an eco-friendly yard, then
Under-Tree Planting: Enhance Your Ecosystem with Soft Landings
Soft landings under trees provide crucial habitat. Fallen leaves, layers of native flowers, and native shrubs are far more beneficial than mowed turf up to a small ring of mulch.
Creating a Bird Paradise in Your Yard | 10 Proven Strategies
10 proven strategies to attract birds to your yard. I implement these on my property and I’m rewarded with bird activity year-long. Let’s get started!
Combatting Invasive Bush Honeysuckle | A Homeowner’s Guide
One of the most pervasive plants in a lot of the country is the invasive bush honeysuckle. Removing them can be a task but, here, you can find the best methods to suite your needs.
How to Collect Native Plant Seeds | Evening Primrose
It’s incredibly simple to collect seeds from native flowers. Here, you can see an easy method for seed collection of Evening Primrose.
How to Collect Native Plant Seeds | Anise Hyssop
It’s incredibly simple to collect seeds from native flowers. Here, you can see an easy method for seed collection of Anise Hyssop.
How to Collect Native Plant Seeds | Nodding Onion
It’s incredibly simple to collect seeds from native flowers. Here, you can see an easy method for seed collection of Nodding Onion.