Early Detection is Key: Controlling Invasive Plants in Your Garden
February is a key time to control invasive plants like buckthorn, barberry, and lesser celandine in Chicago area gardens. Click to find tips on identification, removal, and replacement native plants.
read articleRoots of Resilience: Celebrating a Year of Growth in Native Landscaping
Discover how three unique projects transformed into thriving native gardens, demonstrating the positive impact of thoughtful planning, dedicated stewardship, and a collaborative approach.
read articleCicada Symphony: A Summer Serenade for Chicago Area Gardens (And What It Means for Your Trees)
This summer, 17 year cicadas, Brood XIII, are emerging in the Chicago area. While their calls might be noisy, they are harmless to gardens and even help aerate soil. Learn how to protect young tress and appreciate nature's magic.
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