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  • Vines for Maryland Gardens

  • Converting Lawns Into Diverse Landscapes: Case Studies

    … grass, being sure to remove all roots, but retaining soil. Using a flexible hose to define the curving shape of … edging along the sidewalk. This will help retain water, soil, and mulch until the new garden is well established. … Blazing star (Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’) - beautiful texture and bloom White Wood Aster ( Eurybia divaricata) - …

  • Damselflies, Dragonflies and Earwigs

    … and small moths . Large dragonflies may  capture bees, butterflies, or other dragonflies. Female dragonflies lay …

  • Native Pollinators Project

    … Updated: August 14, 2024 Native Pollinators  Native pollinators play a vital role in our native ecosystems … At these events, we discuss the importance of native plants in supporting native pollinators with attendees. For … Native Pollinators Project …

  • Hollow Joe-Pye Weed

    … Family Maryland Distribution:  Moist to wet soils of sunny meadows throughout Maryland. Height:  6 feet and sometimes up … specimen plant. It's also great in rain gardens, native meadows, and pollinator gardens. An excellent alternative for …

  • Why Include Native Plants in Your Garden?

    … the best way to create a haven for pollinators like native bees and butterflies and even to attract beneficial insects …

  • Moss Phlox

    … of moss phlox provide nectar for bees, skippers, and butterflies. Olive Hairstreak on moss phlox flower. Photo: M. …

  • Birds, Bees, Buds, Oh My! Citizen Science in your Garden!

  • Tachinid Fly

    … larvae or caterpillars, nymphs, and/or pupae) of  beetles, butterflies, and moths, but also earwigs, grasshoppers, …

  • Bay-Wise in Anne Arundel

    … make a difference for a healthier bay. Gardens to support bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects 1.Recycle organic …