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Inside this edition of Natural Garden News Humanity’s world If you want a Grounded garden… It’s a win-win when we follow nature’s calendar Transform your shoreline, transform your legacy Using disturbance in your landscape New here? Start with these articles Today’s recommended reading Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant) It starts with one plant Lucas House Diary Today’s eye candy I hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any questions or feedback, please reply to this email. Simon…

Native plants for shorelines that flood, How plant sociability is critical, “Native plants are messy.” Is that true?

In praise of more: How natural gardens create abundance, Using disturbance in your landscape

Deter geese at your cottage using native plants, Work in progress: Gardens and shorelines on the drawing board

Inside this edition of Natural Garden News” To 2025! The best intro to natural gardens; Why ‘good soils’ aren’t necessarily a good thing; Today’s recommended reading; Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant); Seeing red.

Inside this edition of Natural Garden News: It’s time to tango, A Haliburton cottage garden, How ‘arrested succession’ is a win-win for humans and nature; Today’s recommended reading; Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant); Of copper and snow

Inside this edition of Natural Garden News: Right plant, right place; How I take inspiration from nature’s patterns; Some British naturalistic gardens (autumn eye candy); Haliburton deer: Lessons and hope from Lucas House

Inside this edition of Natural Garden News: Planting a new world; Haliburton deer: Lessons and hope from Lucas House; A natural shoreline garden; Today’s recommended reading; Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant); This week at Lucas House

Where gardening and ecology meet; Life on the edge: an enhanced forest clearing; Good mess, bad mess? Gardening with disturbance

The benefits of planting in fall ; Discover the versatile world of sedges; Goldenrod: the myths and the facts