Rain Gardens
Are you looking to make better use of the water on your property, or have a natural low spot that you don’t know what to do with? Installing a rain
Are you looking to make better use of the water on your property, or have a natural low spot that you don’t know what to do with? Installing a rain
During brutal cold spells like we’ve experienced this week, do you stop to wonder how the birds in your landscape are faring? As a native plant gardener, it’s likely that
Winter’s Natural Bird Feeders Read More »
When we started transitioning our new site from a crop field into a native plant nursery and active ecological restoration site, we knew that good drainage would be critical to
Wetland Restoration Read More »
As the plants go dormant in our gardens, many people feel the itch to “tidy up” by removing dead stems and other debris that are deemed unattractive. Before you do
Looking to add a little color to your yard? Something that will stun each fall for years to come? Thankfully there are natives of just about every shape and size
Isabella Tiger Moth (Wooly Bear) Caterpillar ~ Polyphemus Moth Do you ever think about how Monarch butterflies migrate, but other species don’t? How do butterflies survive our Ohio winters, and
Could your garden or yard use a professional touch? Scioto Gardens’ Design Team is now booking new clients for fall! Whether you’re looking to create a detailed planting plan using
Scioto Gardens Landscape Design Services Read More »
Ragweed vs Goldenrod ~ Goldenrod Have you, or someone you know, ever believed goldenrods (𝘚𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘥𝘢𝘨𝘰 𝘴𝘱𝘱.) to be the cause of severe fall allergies or hayfever? The truth is that
Goldenrods vs Ragweeds – Let’s Settle the Hay Fever Debate! Read More »
Ohio Buckeye (Aesculus glabra) Winter Buds ~ Pussy Willow (Salix discolor) Winter Buds Now through the first frost is the perfect window for planting shrubs and trees, and we’ve got
Fall Planting – Picking out Trees and Shrubs Read More »
A lot of people associate spring as the best time for putting new plants in the ground, but autumn may be much easier on both the plants and the gardeners.
Autumn is for Planting! Read More »