Posted on May 23, 2016
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Butterfly Bush is a flowering shrub lots of people think of when they think of creating a butterfly garden. I admit, their flowers are pretty! They do attract butterflies! But… There are a lot more beneficial plants you can use in a butterfly garden… Continue Reading “The Bad Butterfly Bush”
Category: Flora & FaunaTags: Bees, birds, butterflies, butterfly gardens, Garden Speaker Kentucky, garden teacher kentucky, Garden Writer, gardener kentucky, Gardening Blog, homesteading blog, is butterfly bush invasive, Landscape Design Lexington Kentucky, Landscape Designer Kentucky, living landscapes, Monarch Waystations, native plant blog, Native Plant Gardening, pollinators, Small Business Lexington Kentucky, Wildlife Gardening, woman owned business kentucky
Posted on May 16, 2016
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Hummingbirds are amazing creatures! They have long beaks, are tiny, and flutter their wings 60 to 90 times per second! They are even more amazing birds because of their migration pattern. In fall, the hummingbirds from Kentucky travel south down to Florida along the… Continue Reading “Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden”
Category: Flora & Fauna, GardeningTags: attract hummingbirds to your yard, Bees, birds, butterflies, butterfly gardens, Garden Speaker Kentucky, garden teacher kentucky, Garden Writer, gardener kentucky, Gardening Blog, homesteading blog, how to make hummingbird nectar, hummingbird migration, is the dye in hummingbird food bad, Landscape Design Lexington Kentucky, Landscape Designer Kentucky, living landscapes, Monarch Waystations, native plant blog, Native Plant Gardening, pollinators, Small Business Lexington Kentucky, Wildlife Gardening, woman owned business kentucky
Posted on May 4, 2016
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Spring has been great in the Bluegrass this year! Although it’s been raining a lot lately, we’ve had great temperatures and plants are flourishing even better than normal this year. How does this happen? There are probably several factors that has made this spring vibrant… Continue Reading “A Flourishing Spring”
Category: Seasons & HolidaysTags: Bees, birds, butterflies, butterfly gardens, Common Ninebark, Garden Speaker Kentucky, garden teacher kentucky, Garden Writer, gardener kentucky, Gardening Blog, homesteading blog, Kentucky Spring, Landscape Design Lexington Kentucky, Landscape Designer Kentucky, living landscapes, Monarch Waystations, native plant blog, Native Plant Gardening, pollinators, Purple Clematis, Small Business Lexington Kentucky, Weigelia, Wildlife Gardening, woman owned business kentucky
Posted on May 2, 2016
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This past week I packed up my display boards and went to set up a table at Providence School in Wilmore. Their school was hosting ‘Envision Day’, where professionals came in to represent their business and talk with kids about what it’s like to… Continue Reading “Providence High School & Arbor Day”
Category: AdventuresTags: Arbor Day Lexington Arboretum, Bees, birds, butterflies, butterfly gardens, Garden Speaker Kentucky, garden teacher kentucky, Garden Writer, gardener kentucky, Gardening Blog, homesteading blog, Landscape Design Lexington Kentucky, Landscape Designer Kentucky, living landscapes, Monarch Waystations, native plant blog, Native Plant Gardening, native plants kentucky, Pizza Garden, pollinators, Salsa Garden, Small Business Lexington Kentucky, Wildlife Gardening, woman owned business kentucky
