As we learn of programs to help you learn about native plants and the environment, we will post them here. These programs are not sponsored by Edge of the Woods. For more details please click the links. Some are virtual, some are in person. For programs sponsored by Edge of the Woods, click … [Read more...]
Don’t ‘Clean-Up’ Too Soon!
Dormant gardens provide enormous ecological benefit. 'Hidden' in this photo collage of dormant gardens are some important beneficial insects. Would you be able to spot these as you clear 'debris' away from your garden? Let them stay until temperatures are at least consistently above 50 … [Read more...]
The Ecological Value of Native Shrubs in Your Garden
It takes all kinds of plants to create a thriving habitat for wildlife, while each kind fulfills different ecological functions. Among them, shrubs are one kind of plant with important ecological functions for wildlife. Shrubs are woody plants, generally multi-trunked and under 20 feet tall. … [Read more...]
