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Clearing Woods - Ferns and Other Forbs - Part 1 The woodland floor is a secret place. Plants, often unnoticed in the profusion of greenery, go about their business quietly. Until you literally crawl a woodland floor, you never know just what plants are part of the jumble. keywords shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Clearing Woods - Ferns and Other Forbs - Part 2 At ground level in my USDA zone 7 woodland, live the forbs. I started clearing in July, so any early spring residents may well have retired underground by then. Those visible were, with one exception, exotic rampant weeds. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Native forbs for a dry garden, Part I On a sun-baked corner by a busy highway, I never dreamed I could plant such a prolific garden as the one now bursting along the front sidewalk. native • forb • dry • garden • apartment
Native forbs for a dry garden, Part II Here are six North American wildflowers I have grown, all adapted to well-drained soils. native • forb • garden • gardening • hawthorn
The Art of Gluttony: Bears and their Vittles Munch, crunch, gulp and swallow. A description of favorite bear foods in various areas and the special seasonal cycle that governs bears' lives. Bears truly live to eat and eat to live. Don't be put off by the terrible joke in the first paragraph! forbs • soft mast • hard mast • hyperphagia • imprint
ALBERTA'S WOODLAND CARIBOU The Woodland Caribou is on the Endangered Species List in the province of Alberta. We must educate mankind to ensure the existence of these wonderful, majestic creatures. suite101 • suite101.com • mary • alward • mary alward
Elk Conservation and Management -- Part 3 Part 3 of the Elk series, this part covers elk habitat. elk • habitat • conservation • cervus elaphus
Backyard Restoration Gardening - Book Review This restoration gardening book gives a history and how-to pointers for gardeners interested in restoring their own patch of California native habitat. california native plant gardening • restoration gardening • backyard habitat gardening • california backyard habitat restoration • gardening to attract wildlife and conserve water
Elk, Pagan Symbol of Stamina Elk, valued by the early settlers from Great Britain and Native Americans as food and for their hides, antlers, fur and teeth, has masculine energies. elk pagan symbol of stamina • elk pagan symbol of power • elk symbolism • wapiti symbolism • celtic symbolism
Water can't grow without it. Water is vital. We die after three days without water. food • water • food security • runoff • greywater
Dreaming of a Lush, Mountain Meadow There is a time between the spirit-lifting colors of October leaves and the white beauty of winter snow, when colors fade and darkness creeps up on me. To ward off the dreaded blahs, I spend some time dreaming of a lush mountain meadow. subalpine meadow • neota wilderness • never summer mountains • rocky mountain national park • snowshoe hare
Montana Spring Join guest columnist Cristina Eisenberg on a springtime stroll through her Montana backyard. You can see more of Cristina's work at her website, http://www.wyldearth.com birdwatching • montana • spring • wildflowers • birds
Northern Bobwhite Wildlife habitat restoration project demonstrates land management to encourage bobwhite quail and other wildlife. bobwhite quail • williamsburg va • houses in virginia • habitat restoration • wildlife habitat
Cottontail Rabbits: Garden Pests? Cottontail rabbits are common in urban areas as well as rural areas. This article discusses their life history, eating patterns, and the problems they may cause gardeners. cottontail rabbits • eastern cottontail rabbits • garden pests
From Disaster to Divine in a Hayfield While embracing simplicity, sometimes I can get led astray with the lure of farm equipment. But when disaster was pending and the promised equipment did not materialize, I planted a pasture by hand. Though hard work, I felt a great reward. pasture • grass • seed • planting • drill
Mountain Press -- Alpine Flowers and Birding Stories Mountain Press publishes various field guides on assorted subjects. Those about alpine plants and a book about birding in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan are reviewed this week. birding • upper peninsula of michigan • alpine flowers of new england • pacific northwest mountain flowers • rocky mountain alpine plants
Prairie Dog Tails: Part 1 Prairie dogs are a key species on shortgrass prairies in Colorado. What kind of dogs are they, anyway? And what is the disadvantage of being a "key species?" All this and more in Part 1 of a two-part article on prairie dogs. prairie dog • cynomys • dog mouse • rodent • shortgrass
Prairie Restoration in Wisconsin There are many types of grasslands within the state of Wisconsin. These can be broken down into a number of different descriptions. The broadest breakdown gives us three categories: mesic, dry and wet. prairie restoration in wisconsin • wisconsin • travel • suite 101 • peggy hoehne
Clearing Woods - Shrubs Part 5 - Brambles Part 2 Blackberry, raspberry, black raspberry. What's the difference? The names seem to be used with abandon to describe plants with fruit ranging from red to black. I'd always thought that raspberries had red fruit and blackberries had black fruit and that was that. But, this isn't actually the case. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Clearing Woods ...Observations - Part 1 When you spend every daylight hour possible for the better part of three months clearing and grubbing (crawling, actually) through the woods, you get to know your woodland on an intimate level.
It's My Yard - But Can I Grow What I Want To? Does your city have a weed ordinance that might make your yard illegal? And can you fight it? yard • front yard • back yard • weed • weed ordinance
Clearing Woods - Vines - Part 2 Like many woodlands in the eastern US, mine is full of vines. Vines connect the undergrowth in an impenetrable web of living steel and drape tree crowns in a smothering curtain that has caused many a tree to topple. The worst offenders in my woods are native vines; only one is a foreign escapee. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Online Nurseries 2001 - Fancy Fronds Nursery A shady garden is not a garden without ferns. Judith I. Jones' Fancy Fronds Nursery, in Gold Bar, Washington - near Seattle - has a marvelous selection for your gardens. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials |
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