Native plants are naturally occurring plants that are originally from the region where you live. They enhance local ecosystems by attracting natural wildlife and pollinators. Plus, native plants can ...

Montana Plants offers trees and shrubs such as cottonwoods and larches, flowering and fruiting shrubs such as golden currant ...

Unfrozen grant for Oregon Indigenous farm to help plant native trees, further traditional knowledge Published 6:29 am Thursday, April 24, 2025 By Julia Shumway, Oregon Capital Chronicle ...

Learn about native plants for free from the experts April 26-27 at the L.A. Times Plants' Native Plant Booth at the Festival of Books.

Native Plant: Sometimes a shrub, sometimes a tree, staghorn sumac is a sensory delight Let’s dive into why these native plants are so important and why they deserve a spot in your garden.

As plants progress, challenge kids to chronicle the plant’s life cycle. Every day, week, or month, have them write, draw, or even photograph their observations. They can also make a chart of the ...

ARBORVITAE. Rosenfeld declines to call these evergreen trees with dense foliage “popular,” and instead dubs them “the most overplanted.” Depending on the variety, arborvitae often reach 8 ...

Native Plants The Garden Palette — answers to your most pressing gardening questions. Gardening by EW Staff Posted on 04/17/2025. ... I’m Cynthia Lafferty of Doak Creek Native Plant Nursery. The past ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — In late spring, a tree-lined clearing in the Johnson Creek Watershed of Southeast Portland blooms with small white flowers atop leafy green stalks. Despite looking right at home ...

Johanna Bos' Old Louisville garden, a mix of perennials, herbs, and native plants, will be featured in the Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour. Bos, originally from Holland and from a ...

HAGERMAN — The National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service invite members of the public to learn about plants that are native to Southern Idaho, and their connection ...

Native plant vendors will be onsite to offer plants while supplies last. Conservation officials noted that a part of the proceeds from all vendors will be donated to the Missouri Prairie Foundation .