Wildflower Gardens

Wildflower Gardens is the place where native plants are explored in public and private landscapes. Not only are public gardens found to visit, but so the tools are here to create a wildflower garden at home.

You may read of a botanist interviewed, field guides reviewed for gardeners or dried wildflowers harvested for the home. Of course, there are all the places to visit where the species, what we call native plants, are most at home.

Latest articles in Wildflower Gardens

Shakespeare's Primrose Path

While some may say Valentine's Day is much ado about nothing, others take Shakespeare's primrose path to reach the heart of their Valentine.

Feb 6, 2011 – Arlene Marturano

Gladys Taber, Poet and Gardener of Stillmeadow

Many gardeners and garden writers can trace their passion back to Taber, who wrote over fifty books and cookbooks, most about life at Stillmeadow, her farm.

Jan 2, 2011 – Barbara Bell

Connecting the Dots with Wildflowers

Use wildflower seeds to enliven your garden and make sure you know how to identify them once they come up!

Sep 9, 2010 – April Mattson

Fall Blooming Anemone Windflowers are Garden Perennials

Anemones have daisy-like flowers. Japanese Anemones bloom in fall while other species open in early spring, ideas for a perennial wildflower garden.

Aug 26, 2010 – Chris Eirschele

More Dried Wildflowers for Harvest and Thanksgiving Decorations

Autumn fields are full of wildflowers, grasses, and seedpods. Drying them for Thanksgiving flower arrangements or harvest decorations is easy and enjoyable.

Aug 24, 2010 – Jen L. Jones

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