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Gardening for the planet
So what does native plant landscaping have to do without our mental health? At the same time as the natural environment is facing declining health due to a variety of factors, rising numbers …
After removing disruptive introduced species, try planting these
Choose plants based on the growing conditions of the site (sun exposure, soil type and moisture). The best time for planting in spring is …
How to Make a Meadow
Meadows can easily be brought back. Towns, homeowners, roadside managers, and land trusts have the opportunity to return meadow habitat to their landscape …
How to be an Ecological Gardener
Here are five key practices used by organic/ecological landscape gardeners. These methods result in healthy, pest-free plants and provide a rich habitat for a variety of pollinating insects, birds and other creatures …
Spring “Cleanup” in the Meadow
We share our meadow with many living things, and we do our best to keep them happy. Each fall, we leave the dead stems and seedpods standing to provide …
Navigating the Nurseries: A Resource Guide
At a nursery it is not always clear how plants are sourced or what growing practices are used, making it difficult for native plant enthusiasts to find responsibly-grown native-type plants. Use this guide to help direct your nursery research …
Articles by Wild Seed Project Staff
In addition to our writing shared here on the website, Wild Seed Project staff have written for a number of other outlets ...