After No Mow May, Should You Do a Slow Mow Summer?
No Mow May is a start, but there’s much more you can do to help pollinators.
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No Mow May is a start, but there’s much more you can do to help pollinators.
You can see more than 10,000 peony blooms now at the W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden in the University of Michigan's Nichols Arboretum.
These flowers and other plants can provide food for native pollinators including butterflies, native bees, and hummingbirds.
Dominion Energy and Native Plant Society worked together to demonstrate how plantings can meet both utility requirements and the needs of pollinators and other wildlife by planting a native plants garden at Saluda Riverwalk. Who says conservation groups and utility companies can’t work together toward a common goal? While that idea is not an everyday
Ecology Park’s Native Plant and Tree Nursery is ready for another season.