1998: Keystone Member Roz Marx
What should I be doing this fall in the garden?
Local stories in the Fall Wild Ones Journal
Wild Ones St. Louis and the St. Louis region shine again in the fall issue of the Wild Ones Journal. We invite everyone to access these links, although only Wild Ones members can access the entire current issue. Members, access the journal through the email sent from National on…
Win a 2024 Front Yard Native Plant Makeover!

by Sue Leahy Board member and Chairperson, Outreach Committee The Landscape Challenge is sponsored by Wild Ones and Grow Native!. The winner will receive a front-yard garden with up to $600 worth of plants, designed by a professional landscape designer, and planted by Wild Ones volunteers. Applicants must live in…
September 2023 Garden Gathering Highlights

post and photos by Donna Short, Chapter member and volunteer Home of Matthew Broderick and Barb Cason Wednesday Sep 13 (55 attendees) Saturday Sep 16 (48 attendees) Prior to the native plant movement, Matt was involved with horticulture at a few for profit businesses. Later, he joined MOBOT’s Shaw Nature…
1998: Keystone Member Susan Lammert

A Life in Conservation Susan wrote, “Conservation has been my main interest since graduating from college. I have been in leadership positions on the Missouri Coalition for the Environment. the Open Space Council, the Nature Conservancy, Audubon Riverlands, and Tower Grove Park. “Attending Prairie Conferences years ago I was…
1998: Keystone Member Penny Holtzmann

Long Time Member, New Garden As some Wild Ones members know, Penny Holtzmann discovered her love of native plants during a rainy camping trip where she happened upon a beautiful bloodroot bloom. Since that trip, her love of all things native flourished, resulting in her dedicated involvement with Wild…