Blog, Diversity, Native Plants, Natural Design, Plants for Pollinators
If you follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter, you’ve recently discovered that our top-selling shrub of 2025 was Prairie Willow (Salix humilis). And truthfully, we are not surprised at how well-loved this native is. Prairie Willow may not be flashy...
Blog, Diversity, Native Plants, Plants for Wildlife
Birds on the Move: Supporting Fall Migration with Native Plants According to BirdCast, peak migration for most of Nebraska will begin around September 18 and continue through about October 16. Knowing when peak migration happens not only helps bird enthusiasts plan...
Blog, Edible Landscaping, Native Plants
Foraging Fruiting Natives Foraging isn’t just a passing trend; it’s a movement inspired by a renewed longing for sustainability and a deeper connection with nature. From garden design to food tourism, many are rediscovering the joy of gathering what nature...
Blog, Maintenance, Native Plants, Weather Resistant
Summer Storms: Spot Tree Trouble Before It Breaks Ah, July. Blue skies and backyard barbecues. Weather that, if you are like me, you enjoy under the sun while your kids frolic in the yard with a water gun in one hand and a popsicle in the other. However, I have many...
Blog, Native Plants, Natural Design
It seems that winter has arrived. Not so much in terms of snowfall, but certainly with frigid nights, not-so-warm days, biting winds, and often dreary skies. We humans have various means of dealing with the cold. A wardrobe of warm weather garments, a toasty hearth,...
Blog, Diversity, Native Plants
Why are Nebraska native trees so important? Choosing native trees, especially those sourced from local Nebraska-provenance seed, is one of the most impactful ways you can contribute to a healthier and more resilient landscape. Native trees are naturally adapted to our...
