In addition to all of the great native plants available at our local nurseries, there are several shopping opportunities this fall. Be sure to check the individual sale website for additional important info. Fall is a great time to plant natives, check out some information and tips about…
This monthly virtual presentation is for native plant gardeners who want extra advice, enjoy learning from others experiences, or just need a little motivation each month. Chapter members are invited to participate in the Zoom meeting on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss imminent gardening topics. To sign up to receive the Zoom link and…
Home of Diana Linsley Saturday May 11 – 37 attendees Wednesday May 15 – 44 attendees Diana began her journey with native plants eight years ago when she bought her home and realized that her one third acre property had landscaping challenges. She immediately confronted them by removing invasive honeysuckle…
The Board of Directors is seeking Wild Ones members to serve on the nominating committee for the 2025 officers’ election held at the November membership meeting. Duties include: seeking nominations from the membership and producing a slate of officers with brief biographies of each candidate to be presented to the…
Written by Betty Struckhoff, Chapter member Photos by Betty Struckhoff and Tessa Wasserman Did you know?! The National Museum of Transportation is home to the Pollinator Junction – a Native Garden of Excellence, and one of the first designated as such by Grow Native! at the inception of the…
post and photos by Donna Short, Chapter member and volunteer Home of Katy & Matt Mueller Saturday April 6 Wednesday April 17 Katy and Matt’s half-acre home and garden in suburbia is unique for its extensive native plant areas. Searching for a home in 2021, Katy and Matt (shown left)…
This monthly virtual presentation is for native plant gardeners who want extra advice, enjoy learning from others experiences, or just need a little motivation each month. “I thoroughly enjoy Besa’s This Month in Our Native Gardens, whether I attend the live presentation or view the recording afterward. It feels like a cozy…
With pride and appreciation we point out that three of our St. Louis Chapter members have articles in the spring issue of the Wild Ones National Journal: Tagging monarchs with Monarch Watch by Besa Schweitzer Chapters share the bounty of native plants coordinated by Donna Short, including examples of our…
by Reneé Benage Membership Chair and Plant Sale Chair Our Chapter will be selling native plants during the Spring Wildflower Market at Shaw Nature Reserve on both Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4. We hope you will shop our booth at the sale, as the profits are our Chapter’s…
We are teaming up once again with the St. Louis Audubon Society’s Bring Conservation Home program to present the Saint Louis Native Plant Garden Tour of 11 private gardens in Maplewood and Southwest STL City. Saturday, May 18, 2024 9 AM to 4 PM This event is intended to showcase…
