Resources

Attracting birds to our built environments requires a bird-centric perspective. Yes, the plants you choose matter. Yes, the habitat features you add matter. Yes, providing space for them to forage, replenish on water, and raise young matter. Looking down at…

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Giving birds – and other wildlife – a helping hand comes in many forms. Adding native plants to your space is a great step. Here are some other things to do to to keep birds safe both near and far.

Bumble bee foraging on Joe Pye weed (Eutrochium maculatum). Photo by Mhairi McFarlane.

A native plant is one which grows naturally in a given area. It has evolved with local soil and weather conditions, and so survives and thrives under nutrient,…

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These sources will help you choose the right native plants to add to your garden, no matter the size.

There are a variety of resources to learn about plants that are native to your region. We’ve created a curated list of our favorite ones.

Even in small spaces where you can only garden in pots or containers, you can still choose native plants. Use this resource to learn about options for your region.

Deer, and other herbivores, can challenge our gardening efforts. Learn what plants are more resistant to being your local herbivores next snack.