I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
This week’s feature invasive plant truly deserves one of its common names, Devil’s Paintbrush, both for its fiery colours and its...
MOREThis week’s feature invasive plant truly deserves one of its common names, Devil’s Paintbrush, both for its fiery colours and its...
MOREIt is hard not to notice this plant, but there may be a thing or two that you didn’t...
MOREIn the midst of the sixth mass extinction, care is a radical concept. The distinct nature of the present environmental problems is that they are...
MOREThe truth is, weeds are not always invasive species, despite their ability to cause many issues of their own. The two terms are often used...
MOREAnother week, another I Spy. Are you being challenged...
MOREWhen the German botanist Philipp von Siebold sent a variety of plant specimens to the Royal Botanical Gardens in 1850, he had no idea what he was...
MOREThis year, we’ve certainly been reminded of the wonders of community. Indeed, during 19 Mile Creek’s annual Firesmart clean-up, SSISC...
MOREDid this week’s feature plant catch your...
MOREOriginally published by SSISC on The Wellness Almanac It’s a terrible irony that the gardens we plant to make our environments more...
MOREAre you an avid gardener? Chronic plant shopper? Conservation enthusiast? None of the above? Check out our guest post on the Wellness Almanac...
MOREYou might be surprised to hear this “berry” delicious plant is invasive.
MORECongratulations to our I Spy in the Sea to Sky giveaway winner Line Gillespie! Did you miss your opportunity to enter? Don’t worry, you have...
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