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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Our gardens tell our story and reflect change—both our place and our stage in life. The summer issue of Pacific...
“The greatest injustice of our time may be the eradication of native ecosystems, the erasure of entire life forms, and...
There’s a certain lovely order within chaos. When a garden is designed as a slice of life, following nature’s lead,...
Through years of experimentation, Daniel Yansura has discovered that many tropical tree ferns can adapt to his cooler climate in...
At their best, urban forests carefully balance the needs and desires of humans for shade, beauty, and easy care with...
The Total-Plant website, an online native plant photo library, allows users to sort by plant name (common or botanical), region,...
As I contemplate a magnificent paperweight of a dung beetle rolling its precious ball of manure, a gift from my...
[sidebar]Visit Wild Toad Nursery for more information about designing water features for wildlife.[/sidebar] There is no more important time to install...
This is the second installment in our four-part water-sensitive landscape design (WSLD) series. Over the past few decades, earth science...