Posts Tagged ‘Educational’

A native wildflower garden will attract beautiful butterflies and bees to your yard and help pollinators stay healthy. You can plant a garden anywhere from the tiniest corner of your…

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Learn how to put down some roots and use native plants in your landscaping, flower gardens, and everywhere else. We will help identify some of our favorite no-fail natives for…

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Learn how to put down some roots and use native plants in your landscaping and flower gardens. We will identify some of our favorite no-fail natives for a wide variety…

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Small spaces don’t need to limit your gardening possibilities! Do you have a small garden space, patio, or containers and want to add color, texture, and plants? Don’t overlook using…

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It’s all about the birds and bees…and butterflies. Learn how to attract more pollinators and songbirds to your backyard by making some simple changes. We will discuss various species of…

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Rain barrels harvest rainwater from roofs that can then be used to water gardens, lawns and potted plants. As much as 40% of residential water is used for irrigation in…

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Spring is often thought to be the time to plant seed, but fall has its advantages. When we seed in fall, the seeding is dormant, and the seed will remain…

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How does your individual septic system really work? How can you as a homeowner care for and protect your investment to maximize the life of the system? There are many…

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Spring is often thought to be the traditional time to plant seed, but fall has its advantages. When we seed in fall, the seeding is dormant, and the seed will…

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Composts and mulches are nature’s way of recycling; it keeps waste out of landfills and fertilizes without chemicals. Learn how to use a variety of composts and various mulches for…

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