Summer means lots happening at the Garden, including bringing on new team members and seasonal staff! Read on to meet new (and some returning!) members
Wisconsin has a wealth of wetlands, and we’re better for it! Wetlands play an important role in our local landscapes and biodiversity. They prevent flooding
Unlike many other living things, seeds don’t get a happy childhood at home. For their success, it’s important that they get as far away from
Every summer, Midwesterners flock to their local farmers markets, and they should! Not only do farmers markets connect us to the neighbors who grow our
I grew up in a family that so badly wanted to be good at composting. Throughout my childhood, there were multiple attempts at starting our
As more and more people become interested in growing food in their own yards, the line has begun to blur between edible garden plots and
As awareness of water conservation increases, more and more people are looking for ways to cut back on their daily use. What most people don’t
With the popularity of No Mow May, I’m sure you’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about bees and how we can help them. After
Dragonflies are a fan favorite in the insect world. With their beautiful wings, intriguing flying patterns, and the symbolism they hold, it’s hard not to
Butterflies are the beauties of our gardens and landscapes. Their beautiful colors and delicate wings bring life and color into our lives. But what purpose
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