It’s one thing to put plants in the ground, quite another to create a beautiful landscape. Wild Ones Natural Landscapers is making it easy by providing several free, professionally designed, native garden plans for the public. The designs were created based on the premise that native gardens can be beautiful, promote wildlife and be achievable […] Continue reading "Free Native Garden Designs Just in Time for Spring"
The Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition has awarded the Wild Ones Keweenaw chapter a $1,500 Community Conservation Grant to create a native plant garden in Hancock. “We are so grateful to UPEC for its support of our project, Native Plants for Pollinators and People,” said WOK president Marcia Goodrich. “This allows us to create an oasis […] Continue reading "UPEC awards grant to Keweenaw chapter"
Experts tell us that when buying native seeds and plants, your best bet is to choose local. A blazingstar from Missouri might not do so well in the Keweenaw. So this fall, our chapter is gathering seeds from native plants growing wild in the Keweenaw. We will start them at home and sell them during […] Continue reading "Growing natives from our own wild seed"