Gardening and Landscaping
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Bees in Indiana: A Spring Awakening and How to Support Them
Learn how supporting bees can help ensure a healthy and vibrant environment for many generations to come. Every little action counts, whether you're planting a pollinator garden, offering a shallow water dish, or simply appreciating the bees as they visit your flowers...[READ MORE]
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Zinnias: The Perfect Long-Blooming Pollinator Plants and How to Deadhead Them for Extended Blooms
Learn about zinnias being a gardener’s dream—colorful, low-maintenance, and highly beneficial for pollinators. By deadheading regularly, you can ensure that your zinnias keep producing flowers throughout the growing season, providing a steady source of nectar for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds...[READ MORE]
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Pet-Friendly Plants: 10 Gorgeous, Non-Toxic Options for Your Home
Pet cautious when it comes to plants? Whether you're drawn to the airy fronds of a parlor palm or the vibrant colors of a prayer plant, these non-toxic plants will add charm to your space without any worries of harm coming to your pets...[READ MORE]
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Can Plants Hear and Respond to Sounds?
Plant bioacoustics also opens a window into the hidden world of plant communication and perception, challenging the notion that plants are otherwise, silent and unresponsive. -
8 Steps to Planning Your Spring Garden During the Winter Months
Planning your spring garden during the winter months may feel counterintuitive, but it's one of the best ways to ensure a successful growing season. By taking the time to reflect, research, plan, and prepare, you'll be ready to get your hands in the soil as soon as the frost thaws. -
Birds of a Feather––Indiana Migrations in Fall
The fall season in Indiana inspires birdwatchers to witness the remarkable rhythms of nature as birds migrate through the state. Watching a flock of sparrows dance among the trees, or listening to the trumpeting geese passing overhead fills us with a special sense of wonder. -
10 Ways to Protect Your Plants that Remain in the Ground Through Winter
If you want to protect plants that remain in the ground during winter, this guide will help you prepare your garden for the cold weather and ensure that your plants return strong in the spring. -
Art and Nature
As our human population continues to increase and the space needed for our species to survive spreads and, at times, collides too much with nature, our mindfulness of this crucial balance is even more critical. If we aren’t continuously cognizant of the delicate balance and coexistence between humans and nature, it can become overwhelming to the point of destruction for some living creatures. -
How to Start a Pollinator Garden
Every organism on earth is essential, playing its part, filling its role, and providing an essential function in the ecosystem. The delicate balanc... -
Boxwoods and Other Compact Evergreens
Hello, green thumbs! Bob Wasson here from Wasson Nursery, ready to talk about one of the garden's true stalwarts: the evergreen. Specifically, let... -
Frequently Asked Questions: Vegetable Gardening
Hello there, garden enthusiasts! Bob Wasson here, ready to tackle some of frequently asked questions about starting and maintaining a vegetable ga... -
A Spring Lawn Care Refresher
Good day, fellow green thumbs! It’s Bob Wasson here, ready to take you on a stroll into the relaxing world of lawn care. Whether you are new to the...
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