The app features an interactive map, tour guide, event calendar, What's in Bloom, Garden plant finder, and general plant guide, among other fun and useful things.
September
Little bluestem is a native, warm-season perennial. It was a dominant grass of the tallgrass prairie, which once spanned some 170 million acres...
September
Give birds, bees, and butterflies a splendid send-off this autumn
Fall is upon us and there’s plenty to observe and enjoy. Monarch...
Q: Some of my houseplants have spent the summer outdoors. When should I bring them inside and what should be done before bringing them in?
A: Although summer heat may linger into September, average daytime temperatures are falling, and soon the daytime highs will be similar to indoor temperatures—an ideal time to move plants inside with minimal stress. Tropical plants must come indoors before overnight temperatures drop to 45 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the species of plant. All other plants should be brought inside before daytime...
