From New England Asters to Lowbush blueberries, native plants are all over New Hampshire. The Garden Club of America is ...

Even planting just one keystone plant in the yard or in a container will help restore biodiversity on your property.

THIS November 11, 2024, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows New England aster, a keystone native flowering plant, blooming on Long Island, New York. University of Delaware entomologist Doug ...

The entomologist urges everyone to make their yard more ecofriendly by planting plants that provide food for insects.

May is such a busy month in the garden you hardly need reminders of what to do. Just walk outside and you’ll be overwhelmed ...

Don’t tidy up too soon. Many pollinators and other wildlife overwinter in dead plant stems or leaf litter. Delay your spring cleaning until temperatures have risen above 10oC consistently. Leave some ...

On the first warm Saturday of the year, Taylor Bakeman organized a seed packing event to restock The Discovery Center’s new ...

This Nov. 11, 2024, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows New England aster, a keystone native flowering plant, blooming on Long Island, N.Y. (Jessica Damiano via AP) In 84% of the counties ...

So, there are no insects for the birds, and the food web stops. This Nov. 11, 2024, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows New England aster, a keystone native flowering plant, blooming on Long ...

A fabulous choice for a native aster is the New England Aster, available at Nature Hills. This purple-flowering variety grows to five feet and can bloom from summer right through to the frosts.