By Cindy Gilberg French explorers called the once expansive grassland of the Midwest “prairie” (French for “meadow”). Specifically, a prairie is defined as having very few, if any, trees and consisting mostly of grasses. This lackluster definition doesn’t even begin … Continue reading
By Mara Higdon Towards the end of summer, I get a little lazy, especially when it comes to lettuce and spinach. In the spring, I plant my lettuce in rows, organize the colors, and set out designs. But in the … Continue reading
By Steffie Littlefield One of the greatest trends in backyard gardening is edible plants. This includes herbs, vegetables, and fruits. Many of my clients this year have wanted to know the proper location and have requested a plan for a … Continue reading
By Margy and Dan Terpstra Gardens evolve and so do gardeners. Last summer we reached a milestone in our “evolution” as we completed a major phase in the long-range plan for our wildlife sanctuary. But first, a bit of history. … Continue reading
