Naturally Native Nursery

Ready for spring? I think we all are but the weather is just not cooperating! It's time to plan your native gardens now. Here is a great link to many ideas about birds, plants and the earth and our role in it. Please take the time to check it out.

Nature Scoop April 2018 Save Monarchs. Bluebird House Tip. Invasive Plants & More!

INPAWS North Chapter will be hosting Hal Mann from Perrysburg, Ohio, for a one-hour program on Sunday January 21 at WNIT Studio in South Bend. Mr. Mann will be sharing his journey from humble gardener to native plant enthusiast. Free program, all are welcome! See you there!

From our friend, Toni Stahl in Ohio, here is the link to her wonderful online newsletter for January. Great information on protecting your native yard, feeding birds in winter, Doug Tallamy speaking on Wild Black Cherry, and much more! Copy and paste to browser.

Nature Scoop January 2018 Why make your native garden neighbor friendly? Migratory birds & More!

Love my early morning sunny-frosty walks!

Some of my rites of autumn: acorn flour and eggnog. Good mast year for acorns; always fresh eggs for eggnog.

Nature is so awesome. Listen to the wind, it talks. Listen to the silence, it speaks. Enjoy.

Installation of 319 savanna and prairie plants yesterday! It was a great day!!!

Something Wild: Caring For The Forest Floor Today’s topic is perfect for the fall season: cleaning up the leaves. Yes, it’s that time of year again, and if you hate raking as much as we do we’ve got

We guided the students of Notre Dame in the installation of a pollinator garden at St. Mary's Lake on campus last Saturday after weeding an existing native planting on campus. Go Irish!