3 Dangerous Plant Species Invading Our Garden Ecosystem
How 3 Non-Native Species Can Change the Structure of an Entire Landscape Kudzu Vine First arriving in the U.S. in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia as part of an exhibit garden, kudzu was encouraged as an ornamental, ground cover and forage crop. Farmers in the U.S. were once encouraged to plant kudzu to […]
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Planting by the Light of the Moon
Ever gaze upon a full moon so big and bright it left shadows? Such a moon gave our ancestors “a lot of light to see and do things,” says Dr. Mark SubbaRao, an astronomer at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago. The night sky once was incredibly dark and “those full moons became very important to […]
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