Do you have a difficult garden condition? Native Plants at Noon on February 17 will cover many of these conditions: plants in hell strips, under or near walnut trees, and those that can tolerate salt and deer. If you have a difficult planting condition, this broadcast is for you! Deep Roots has many references to...
Learn how to support a healthy soil system for native plant success in this webinar! Hilary Noonan, landscape architect and founder of Mad Hatter Compost Tea, discusses practical ways to create a healthy support system for your soil and native plants. In this webinar, Hilary will pick up where we left off in part...
Join Deep Roots and the Missouri Department of Conservation on your lunch break for a virtual garden walk! Every third Thursday at 12 pm, we’ll tour the native landscape at MDC’s Anita B. Gorman Conservation Discovery Center and other Missouri Department of Conservation sites. Guided by native landscape specialists Alix Daniel and Cydney Ross,...
Invasive Callery pear taking over a woodland. Join Deep Roots and our partners Matt Arndt, Certified Forester and Arborist, and Ryan Armbrust, Rural Forestry Program Coordinator as we discuss the invasive Callery pear tree, how to identify it and how to rid our landscapes of this destructive beast! Make way for beneficial natives for our...
Credit: Missouri Department of Conservation Take a virtual road trip to the Missouri Department of Conservation's (MDC) Big Buffalo Conservation area during this month's Native Plants at Noon. Big Buffalo Creek Conservation Area has one designated natural area, Big Buffalo Creek Fen Natural Area. The fen is a 40-acre portion of the conservation area with...
Person planting native plants in garden. Deep Roots Native Plant Sale Saturday, April 23, 2022, 10:00 AM-2:00PM Prairie Village Pool Parking Lot 7711 Delmar St., Prairie Village, KS 66208 Add beauty and function to your garden with plants that support pollinators, birds, butterflies and more! A portion of proceeds benefits Deep Roots. What You...
April 23: Callery pear tree “buy-back/recall” in the Kansas City area, hosted by the Missouri Invasive Plant Council (MoIP), Deep Roots, Missouri Department of Conservation, Johnson County Parks & Rec. District, and Forest ReLeaf of Missouri. Note pick-up date of April 23 for Kansas residents. Participants will receive a native potted tree to replace an...
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