Blogs about: Invasive Weeds
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Fire Wood and New Things in the Kitchen
Day One of the Preserved Lemon Project We left for the farm after breakfast this morning, but earlier than we’ve managed to leave in a while. We drove up to the cable across the driveway, I twi… more →
Mad Aster
Come on, Mother Nature, give peace a chance
wrote 1 month ago: On Saturday, I was honored to speak at a young author’s conference in southern Washington, and … more →
Upon us all, a little rain must fall
wrote 2 months ago: This sound almost Biblical, doesn’t it? Profound and sensitive. I’m sure most of you rec … more →
USDA Awards Grants to Fight Weedy and Invasive Species
wrote 3 months ago: The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) today … more →
What are Weeds For?
wrote 4 months ago: This: Russian Thistle is Preferred Above All If native species were replanted, there would be differ … more →
Fire Wood and New Things in the Kitchen
wrote 4 months ago: Day One of the Preserved Lemon Project We left for the farm after breakfast this morning, but earlie … more →
2012 Wrap Up, Looking Forward to 2013 and Beyond
wrote 4 months ago: 2012 is the year I almost killed the blog. On my fourth and last post of the year, we were looking … more →
Artemisia mussels
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wrote 5 months ago: Fresh mussels from www.GABETHEFISHBABE.com FISH CLUB cooked in lemon-garlic-artemisia broth. WOW, so … more →
LSU AgCenter releases more weevils to fight aquatic weed
wrote 7 months ago: From Delta Farm Press Dearl Sanders calls himself a bug chauffeur. The LSU AgCenter scientist is try … more →
Is Arundo the next answer to the fuel crisis or the next kudzu?
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wrote 7 months ago: In the early 1900s, the U.S. Soil Erosion Service distributed 85 million seedlings of kudzu over 3 m … more →
Making smart management decisions even when we are uncertain
wrote 8 months ago: How do we use structured decision making and value of information analysis to identify robust manage … more →
Himalayan Balsam Nightmare!
wrote 8 months ago: Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera) has rapidly become one of the UK’s most invasive weed spec … more →
A Peaceful Patio - part three!
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wrote 8 months ago: Ok, I promise this will be the last post on the patio – but each step I take leads to another … more →
How is Ethiopia Reads like my garden?
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wrote 10 months ago: I’ve been working on my lecture for the Vermont College MFA residency and one of my author/ill … more →
Native Plants and Invasive Weeds ~ A 2-for-1 Session
wrote 10 months ago: Love the plants that pop up unexpectedly in your garden, your neighborhood and around Northern Arizo … more →
Yes you can...
wrote 1 year ago: If you are in SW Ontario and you are itching to get to the garden, put on a few layers and go to it … more →
Weed Risk Assessments available
wrote 1 year ago: A website with weed risk assessments is available at http://invasivespecies.org.au/rs/::wra%20newspa … more →
A plethora of Young, Fresh, Juicy...
wrote 1 year ago: A plethora of Young, Fresh, Juicy Garlic Mustard plants are springing from the underground now, all … more →
Alaska Onion Grass, glad to meetcha! Learning more about Native Plants. & tonight .. we see William Roache!!!
wrote 1 year ago: This slideshow requires JavaScript. Monday, March 19, 2012 The weekend was a mixed bag of wea … more →
Cogongrass: An Invasive Asian Weed
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wrote 1 year ago: Cogongrass first entered the US accidentally near Grand Bay, Mobile county, AL in 1911 from Asia. Co … more →
