By Sue Leahy Member-at-Large and Chairperson, PR and Marketing Committee Wild Ones – St. Louis Chapter Several years ago my husband, Andy, and I planted a dense hedge of native shrubs and small trees in the fall at the back edge of our yard. When spring arrived, much to my…
By Dawn Weber Member-at-Large, Wild Ones – St. Louis Chapter Does this unseasonably nice weather have you itching to go out and clean up the garden? By February, things may be looking a little ragged. Strong winds have knocked over some of the taller plants, indigo “tumbleweeds” are blowing around,…
Wild Ones needs a volunteer member to design the garden of the winning Landscape Challenge winner. You do not need to be a professional, just have a basic understanding of garden design along with good native plant knowledge. Drawing ability is not necessary as a board member can provide assistance….
The Earthworms Podcast, hosted by Jean Ponzi, presents information, education and conversation with activists and experts on environmental issues and all things green. This week’s topic is close to home, Native Plants: Growing a Joint Venture with Nature. Jean talks native plants with Neil Diboll, one of the keynote speakers…
We are celebrating the addition of Marypat Ehlmann to our board! Equally good news is the fact that she has begun serving as our volunteer coordinator. Below is her description of the paths that brought her to us and some of the experience she brings with her, which she is…
The preseason and spring events have begun. April’s activities will be announced later, and you might have trouble choosing which programs to attend as there are so many! For now, here’s what we are attending and/or are aware of for February and March. Grab your notepads and questions and prepare…
