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Hall's Aster
Symphyotrichum hallii (also listed as Aster hallii) Hall's Aster (Symphyotrichum hallii) is a summer blooming native perennial. From mid...
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David Douglas, A Naturalist at Work
This book is not a biography but rather an interesting presentation of the various travels, explorations, and accomplishments of David...
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Flora Mirabilis
Flora Mirabilis is a sumptuously designed showcase of superb illustrations paired with fascinating stories of botanical exploration and...
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Do coffee grounds really help the soil?
Adding coffee grounds is a good way to add organic matter to soil. It can be worked it into the soil before planting, spread it periodically on top, or added to a compost bin. All three methods work fine. Coffee grounds are not effective in change soil PH. Coffee grounds are only mildly acidic, s adding them directly to the soil or as compost is not an effective way to acidify soil. On the other hand, coffee grounds can be added to vegetable garden plots as well as directly
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Insects of PNW
A comprehensive guide to insects of the Pacific Northwest, this handy reference is perfect for hikers, fishers, and naturalists. With...
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