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Win a free native garden!

Have you been dreaming about starting a native garden? Now’s a great opportunity to take the plunge! In honor of Houghton’s, effort to become the first Bird City in the Upper Peninsula, the Wild Ones Keweenaw Chapter will be giving away a limited number of native plant gardens to area residents. Houghton gardeners will have […] Continue reading "Win a free native garden!"

What’s Up with WOK, March 2026

Metamorphosis at Kestner Park Wild One Craig Waddell reported on the history of Wild Ones’ garden at Kestner Waterfront Park, from its beginnings as an industrial site, to its transformation into a native demonstration garden, to its future, with a restored watershed and expanded plantings. Thanks to all the many volunteers who have helped create […] Continue reading "What’s Up with WOK, March 2026"

“Next Steps for Nature” Feb. 11

Get Answers to All Your Native Plant FAQs Even after reading books and attending talks, many still have questions about ecological landscaping. In this recorded webinar, renowned native plant guru Doug Tallamy answers dozens of the questions audiences have asked during his myriad presentations. Topics range from biodiversity and pest control to home landscaping and […] Continue reading "“Next Steps for Nature” Feb. 11"

Winter Sowing Workshop Jan. 8

Grow native plants the easy way! Register now for Winter Sowing 101 and start seeds in your own mini-greenhouses . What is winter sowing? As the name suggests, winter sowing involves starting seeds in winter, but with a twist. Instead of sprinkling seeds on the ground or in an open tray, participants will create mini-greenhouses […] Continue reading "Winter Sowing Workshop Jan. 8"

Be a Better Gardener: Dig into the Science of Soils Oct. 15

Anyone who has ever put a native plant in the wrong spot and watched it either die or grow into a huge, floppy giant may already know something about the importance of soils. But few gardeners understand more than the bare minimum about the ground under their feet.  Now there’s a chance to learn more […] Continue reading "Be a Better Gardener: Dig into the Science of Soils Oct. 15"