Designing paths and gardens in your backyard wildlife habitat
Use paths for navigating your yard. They had beauty and functionality.
Use paths for navigating your yard. They had beauty and functionality.
Tropical Milkweed, although lovely, is a no-no in a wildlife yard. Here’s why.
Plants are incredibly smart. They learn, adapt, remember, strategize, problem solve!
27 less common, but great, native plants for your yard.
Plants that flower in the spring put an end to the monotony of winter with a colorful prelude to summer.…
Attract hummingbirds to your yard with plants from this list of favored native plants, including bloom times and zones.
What’s a backyard wildlife habitat without butterflies? Incomplete! Check our list of nectar and host plants before shopping.
Whether planting in a woodland, prairie, wetland or meadow environment, the basics are the same. Here’s what to consider.
Wildlife make use of trees from top to bottom, but they aren’t all equal in value. See our list of best trees, from large to small.
Mulch makes a big difference to planting beds. It helps to reduce evaporation, maintain soil temperature and more.