Growing for Biodiversity
Dig deeper into ecologically functional gardens that support food webs and pollinators by including native and keystone plants, minimizing lawn, and providing wildlife habitat.
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As a gardener, I want it all—a thriving habitat full of native plants designed to attract wildlife, plants that evoke...
Fall 2023 Exit lightEnter nightTake my handWe're off to the night-time garden.—Adapted from, "Enter Sandman" by Metallica (1991) Composers: James Hetfield,...
Fall 2023 In Northeast Oregon near the small town of Enterprise lies a little-known jewel, the flower-filled 33,000-acre Zumwalt Prairie....
Fall 2023The Design Futurist Student Competition centered on designs that could revitalize the landscape surrounding Coit Tower in San Francisco’s...
Summer 2023 The world’s population raced past 8 billion this year. By 2050 more than two-thirds of the people on...
Winner of the 2024 GardenComm Gold Laurel Medal of Achievment for Articles, Magazine Consumer/Trade. Summer 2023What started as a student...
Spring/Summer 2023Creating a landscape more like Mother Nature comes with benefits, not the least of which is attracting birds to...
Spring 2023The first queen bumble bee I saw this spring hurtled across my front yard a few weeks ago, a...
Spring 2023 What is biodiversity? Exploring biodiversity in gardens seems simple at first glance. Many of us define it in...