Dispatch from the Driftless
Jenny Carney, Catherine Halley (Cathy)Notes from the middle of everywhere. prairie restoration | the urban rural combine | middle America | middle age | SW WI
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Fred's Ledge, Sara's Chandelier, and the Paperback Parkway
We’re a big fan of visitors. Having friends and family gravitate towards the farm is a key strategy for managing our life in two(+) places. But, weekends are the critical window for catching up on prairie/garden/old house chores. To sidelin...
Speaking of Goldenrod...
The end of August and early September bring about notable changes to the prairie. One is the rise of ragweed, with its wind-blown, allergy-blasting pollen. Another is the blooming goldenrod, with noticeable yellow flowers that provide vital...
Bee balm: The oregano of the prairie
Our restored prairie is a bit heavy on grasses and goldenrod. I want to swing the balance in the direction of more forbs, though it’s at least a decade-long game with limited indicators of interim progress.
Walk this way
I first came to known compass plant (Silphium laciniatum) back in the mid-aughts, when I was a graduate student studying forest ecosystem ecology, but had a side gig at a nature center with a restored prairie. Mostly I led tours of elementa...
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