Native Plants That Thrive in Heat
Unlike many introduced ornamental species, native plants don't rely on constant irrigation or frequent fertilization to survive the heat of summer. Continue reading "Native Plants That Thrive in Heat"
Unlike many introduced ornamental species, native plants don't rely on constant irrigation or frequent fertilization to survive the heat of summer. Continue reading "Native Plants That Thrive in Heat"
Jenna & Sam have been shifting to more native plants adding hundreds of them to their quarter-acre lot. Continue reading "Growing Shade and Wildlife Habitat in the City"
Christine’s love of flowers, animals, and the environment meant she wanted to actively engage in her own management of her 4 acres. Continue reading "A Rural Feeling in the Suburbs"
Kim D has been working on reclaiming several acres of meadow on her seven-acre property to re-imagine the landscape with native plants. Continue reading "7 Acres to Play"
Nancy W's three-acre property is mostly designated as wetlands. It boasts a wide variety of plants including many with medicinal value. Continue reading "Visit a Mostly Native Plant Property "
In Cybill's garden, she does her part for the environment and for herself right here, in this little corner of Mechanicville. Continue reading "From Poppy’s Tomatoes to Native Blooms"
This trilogy of garden tours gives Wild Ones members a view of the garden over the full growing season. Continue reading "Sacred Soil Garden Trilogy Tour"
At the Thacher Park Native Plant Sale we source every plant from growers who are committed to helping native plants and natural landscapes thrive. But one growing partner takes that commitment a step further by nurturing a new generation of gardeners and landscape professionals who understand the value of native plants. Continue reading "Cobleskill nurtures native plant enthusiasts"
For Capital Region Wild Ones members, the growing season brings the joy of visits to native gardens. Every year -- in one of our most popular events -- native gardens around the Capital Region are opened to the public. Continue reading "Get Ready for 2026 Garden Tours"