Seeing Purple and Gold!
Prairie with asters and goldenrod We’re reaching the time of year when many of our favorite perennials are done blooming for the year, and floral resources get harder for insects
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Summer flowers!
Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis) – Bright red flower spikes bloom in late summer, attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and long-tongued bees including bumblebees. They prefer wet to moist soil, and can grow in
Have You Seen the Signs?
On your next visit to Scioto Gardens, you may notice more (and larger) signs than we ever had at our first location. We want to improve the overall experience here
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Summer Planting Tips & What We Do to Help Plants Succeed
We’re about to transition from July to August… which is often the hottest time of the year. Don’t let that intimidate you out of planting now though. Plants may require
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Thank you for a great Opening Day!
Thank you all SO MUCH for joining us on our opening day at Curve Road! From our friends and families, to our local (and distant!) community of native plant lovers,
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Wildlife Spotting
Rain Garden Plants and Wildlife – Immediate Results American Bullfrog So much progress has been made here on Curve Road, and even though we have so much more yet to
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Welcome to Curve Road (soon)!
View from production area In just under two weeks, you’ll be able to visit our new location for yourselves and explore our grounds, taking in the new sights and sounds.
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Shade Before the Trees
Work marches on at our new home on Curve Road. One of the biggest problems that we needed to solve at this new location is just how sunny it is.
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Drought Tolerant Plants – for Shade and Sun
Summer droughts can be some of the toughest times for gardeners, especially those with naturally dry soil, or on upland sites. Â Here are some drought-tolerant plants to consider adding to
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Work Continues on Curve Road
We’re still busy as bees getting everything ready for our re-opening on July 27th, 2024. The clover lawn is starting to emerge, and we’ve installed almost all of the posts
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