Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Native Plants with Adams Garden. Native Plants with Adams Garden didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
A blog about using North American native plants in residential landscapes in the Mid-Atlantic US. Useful for gardeners planning native plantings.
First-hand experience using native plants in home landscapes.
The title frames wavyleaf basketgrass as the next thing to clear from the garden. The post is tagged with the grass's species name and the invasive plant label.
Visit linkA planting question post that asks whether purple passion vine suits a garden at all, given the blog's native-plant focus. Maypop, the native passionflower Passiflora incarnata, has its own label elsewhere on the blog.
Visit linkGathers the posts on invasive plants, including the August post on stilt grass and a winter guide to dealing with invasives. The wavyleaf basketgrass post is filed under the same label.
Visit linkThe blog is a Mid-Atlantic log of native plants in ordinary residential landscapes, with a stated focus on native annuals and biennials that add surprises to a garden. It covers invasive grasses to pull out, including stilt grass in August and wavyleaf basketgrass. Labels track plants such as deer-tongue grass, maypop (Passiflora incarnata) and fritillary. A Garden Calendar page sorts seasonal tasks into winter and summer lists, and a wild berries post adds another native topic.
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