Native Gardens of Blue Hill

By preventing the spread of worms and their cocoons, we can reduce the risk of them causing increased damage.

Growing plants with colorful bark and bright berries is an easy way to make your garden more attractive in winter.

Tate Bushell of the Land and Garden Preserve gave a tour of experiments they have been conducting.

Naturally attract more birds to your garden by growing these native plant species!

Photo: Martha B. Moss Native milkweeds are host plants for monarch caterpillars, but other pollinators love them too! Some gardeners...