Pennsylvania Native Garden Journey
Planting a native garden is not only visually attractive, but it helps to increase biodiversity of your space through supporting native insects and birds. This is not a how-to blog, but just follows the journey associated with my native garden. Maybe it will provide an idea on what to do, or not to do. Or perhaps it may provide some inspiration for going native in your own yard.
A busy schedule has limited blog entries, but there has been an ample amount of activity in the garden.
A number of sunflowers came into bloom in the fall.
Asters (Smooth, New England, and Aromatic) – all caged to prevent rabbits from eating).
Blue Mistflower and Black-eyed Susan with Golden Rod (in background)
Pennsylvania Native Garden Journey 