Weeds—When Not To Worry (Excerpt: “Wild Plant Culture”)
September 2, 2022In this excerpt from his upcoming book, “Wild Plant Culture,” author Jared Rosenbaum looks at weeds—what they are and best ways to approach these plants.
In this excerpt from his upcoming book, “Wild Plant Culture,” author Jared Rosenbaum looks at weeds—what they are and best ways to approach these plants.
Encourage healthy crops and boot weeds to the curb with these cultivation tips for small-scale gardens.
Teach your kids how to seek out and identify the food only nature can provide by taking them foraging.
Turn this nuisance weed into useful food and medicine fitting for the springtime sniffles.
I’m turning my annoyance toward weeds into delicious meals, one wild green at a time.
A host plant for pollinators and beneficial herb for the urinary tract, goldenrod is emphatically not the cause of your seasonal allergies, so leave it be.
Up until the 1950s, white clover was included in every lawn seed mixture and having a lush, clover-infused lawn was thing of pride—especially for farmers. These days, with the heavy usage of lawn weed killers, clover is seen as an enemy of turf grass.
We just registered the prairie habitat on our farm Mockingbird Meadows with Monarch Watch and are expanding the plants we grow for them.
Spring means lots of baby animals. It’s a perfect time for grazers to have their babies because the grass is lush and growing thick, meaning food is abundant and easy to find.