Current Blooms & Seed Collection Tips by Logan Fisher We are well into spring, despite winter’s icy grip still lingering! As you may have noticed driving down the road, Red Maples are tinting the hills with the first signs of life. Beneath the tree canopies in lowland areas, Spicebush is lighting up the once dark […] Continue reading "Plant Watch April"
by Logan Fisher What better place to begin ecological restoration work than at the very start—seeds? The potential within a single seed is one of nature’s greatest mysteries. Will it grow into a deep-rooted perennial, living for decades? Will it sprout as an annual, bursting into bloom in just a few months? Does it need […] Continue reading "A Year of Seeds"
By Sara DeAngelis. I will admit that until recently, I’ve had very little respect for Erigeron annuus or Daisy Fleabane. In the past, I’ve yanked it out, roots and all, and gleefully tossed it onto the compost pile. That is until last summer when I discovered the benefits of this delicate annual. Continue reading "New Found Respect: Daisy Fleabane"