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…
Here are some September and October events that you may be interested in Be sure to check out our Facebook page for info on online events that are native plant related but not hosted by our chapter. We share them on our Facebook page as we hear about them…
The July edition of The News from Native Plant School has been published. Articles: A Big Year for Prairie Forbs by Scott Woodbury Little Known Monarch Facts by Joyce Oberle Listen for Baby Bird Chatter by Scott Woodbury Inviting Pollinators to the Garden by Besa Schweitzer News: One Wild Ones…
The June edition of The News from Native Plant School has been published. Articles: Xerces in your Grocery Store: Working to Make the Food You Eat Better for Bees by Hillary Sardiñas A Woodland Alive by Margy Terpstra News: We are Looking for a few Great Volunteers Rainscaping Small Grants…
The May edition of The News from Native Plant School contains topics on: St. Louis Native Plant Garden Tour by Marsha Gebhardt Native Plant Focus on Purple Coneflower by Scott Woodbury Garden Tours We are Looking for a few Great Volunteers Native Bees Gardening Tips Eco-regional Planting Guides Native Landscaping…
The April edition of The News from Native Plant School contains topics on: Shaw Wildflower Market, Saturday, May 7, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Member pre-sale, Friday, May 6, 4-7:30 p.m. Spotlight on willows SNR plants have added value A garden for zebras and tigers Mycorrhizal fungi Monarch garden resources…
The March edition of The News from Native Plant School contains topics on: Augusta Bottoms Consort who will be playing on the members-only day at Shaw Wildflower Market, which is Friday, May 6 A Winter Visitor by Ana Grace Schactman Landscaping Classes by Dave Tylka Monarch Numbers Improve this Winter,…
The February edition of the Native Plant School newsletter contains topics on: Warning: Oriental Bittersweet Invades Missouri Looking for volunteers for Honeysuckle Pull in the Garden, March 10 Seen in the Garden: Ozark Witch Hazel (Hamamelis vernalis) Gardening Tips Monarch Research Native Grasses Upcoming Classes Converting Lawn to Seeded Prairie…
The January edition of the Native Plant School newsletter contains topics on: Invasive Species: Plumegrass Seeding the West Savanna Come for a Visit this Month, “…seed heads are still worthy of the gardener’s attention and admiration.” – with photography by Darla Preiss. Wonderful Wasps in the Wildflower Garden Answer to Guess…
The December edition of the Native Plant School newsletter contains topics on: Burning Bush Invasion Gardening Tips De-icing Can Harm Plants Weevils Love Wild Indigo Seeds Where Do Butterflies Spend the Winter? Guess The Plant Come for a Visit this Month How to Provide Water for Birds When the Birdbath…
