If you’ve never tried winter sowing in a DIY mini-greenhouse or would like to experiment with a different container option, you’ve come to the right place. A “newbie” to winter sowing? We’ll tell you where to find all the information you need to get started. If you’ve tried it before but you’re looking for a change, we’ll direct you to alternatives to the tried-and-true milk jug mini-greenhouse that so many sites recommend.

Looking for a last-minute gift? Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home: How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants (a must-read book) and founder of Homegrown National Park, has clued us in on some of his favorite books. In case that's not enough, we've also added some of our own favorites!

Holiday gifts related to native plants, biodiversity, pollinators, seeds, clothing, gardening.

By Heidi Wendel Nelsonville, the Putnam County village next to Cold Spring, is called the “Hikers Hamlet” for its walkable access to the...

A new source for seeds and plants native to the Ecoregion 59, the Northeastern Coastal Zone, produced on local farms from seed...

As we learn more about the critical relationships between plants, insects, and birds, the best advice we are getting about fall leaf...

By Mary Wilson The issue of coated seeds came to light recently when a severe contamination event was reported from an ethanol plant in...

Join Pollinator Pathway groups in Norwalk, Wilton, New Canaan, Ridgefield and Redding in Connecticut who have already worked with One...

Many of us live in homes surrounded by lawn. We have learned to avoid fertilizers and pesticides that turn our ponds scummy and threaten...

“Winter sown seedlings grow into healthy, sturdy plants. Plants will be ready to thrive in the garden when spring arrives.” - Trudy...

If you’re reading this newsletter, you’re probably well aware of the benefits that native plants have for our pollinators. You likely...