Goldenrods abound in late summer and early fall. And so does hay fever. But guess what? Goldenrod pollen does not float in the air so it can't get in your nose to make you sneeze. The real culprit is ragweed. And mugwort. And grasses. All of these have abundant windborne pollen. Here's a … [Read more...]
Species Spotlight – Willow Oak
The Basics Sun to part sun Moist to moderately dry soil. Tolerates clay. 60'-80' high Transplants easily Zones 6-9 The Willow Oak, Quercus phellos, a medium to large species within the “red oak group”, occurs mostly in the Southeastern United States. It occurs from Missouri, south to … [Read more...]
Asters for Shade
Yes! There are asters for the shade! No matter what sunlight you have in your landscape you can provide important late season nectar to pollinators with asters. Read on for more information. Eurybia macrophylla (syn. Aster macrophyllus) – Bigleaf Aster, Large-leaved Aster, Bigleaf Wood … [Read more...]
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