STL Wild Ones

A non-profit organization promoting landscaping with native plants and wildflowers - St. Louis Chapter

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

2019 Shaw Nature Reserve Wildflower Market, Friday, May 10, Members Preview, 2–7 p.m. and Saturday, May 11, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Small Entrance Fee - Enjoy local wine, bread, meats, cheese, art, beer, produce, and more. #nativeplants #stl #gardening https://t.co/EZPzXpnJJV

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

February 2019 Monthly Gathering - Grasses, sedges, and rushes #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #stl #stlouis #gardening https://t.co/PZ38Zog2ja

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

Join the 2019 City Nature Challenge through April 29. #stl #stlouis https://t.co/uJjGAs83Hr

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

March Gathering Highlights - Fighting the Bad Bugs with the Good Bugs #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #stl #gardening https://t.co/3RsbSgkgSu

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

Highlights from #STL Wild Ones' January 2019 Monthly Gathering #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #gardening https://t.co/Db62n0zBlK

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

Sat April 13 2019 Monthly Gathering – Tour at EarthDance Organic Farm School https://t.co/dFH4bUJa7F

[GreatRivers Greenway @GreatRiversSTL]

We are working with @OpenSpaceSTL to hack honeysuckle on the Meramec Greenway (Al Foster Trail) Sat. April 6. Join us & you will be rewarded with the sight of beautiful spring wildflowers popping up along the way! https://t.co/AhAIKNkWWt

[Grow Native @grownativemo]

Native Plant Sale at Runge Conservation Nature Center, March 23, 2019 Eight vendors will sell great variety of native wildflowers, grasses, shrubs, trees, vines, sedges, and native seed. Photo of Spigelia marilandica by Mervin Wallace.

[Shaw Nature Reserve @ShawNature]

Look for more green and signs of spring this weekend such as this red elderberry (Sambucus racemosa)!
📷: Matilda Adams #SNRBlooms

[Pollinator Partnership @Pollinators]

The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here! The 2019 poster on endangered pollinators and their habitats is NOW AVAILABLE for pre-order at https://t.co/yiPZpv6FLD!

Art by Carol Schwartz 🐝🦇🦋

#bees #butterflies #moths #birds #bats #pollinators #flowers #conservation

[The Xerces Society @xercessociety]

Want an easy way to contribute to important bumble bee research, that anyone can do? It's not too good to be true! All you have to do is snap a photo, note your location, and submit to @bumblebeewatch. More information: https://t.co/V0FXJI3hRv

[Dustin Demmer @DustinDemmer]

Sedges and grasses are the glue that holds many of our native #Midwest habitats together. Don't hesitate to load them into #garden #designs--we get a lot of great feedback on the aesthetics of designing 50% short sedges and grasses throughout gardens , w/masses of flowers within.

[Heather Holm @BeesNativePlant]

Spring bee photos from 2018 in anticipation of 2019. Don’t forget to look for bees on woody plants including willow, red maple, plum, and serviceberry. #bees #pollinators

[The Xerces Society @xercessociety]

Want to make your garden an ideal habitat for healthy pollinator populations? Check out our science-based suggestions! https://t.co/7Vb0sragn5 (📸: Xerces Society / Sara Morris)

[Journey North @journeynorthorg]

Here comes #monarch #migration. Early butterflies now moving across northern Mexico. #citsci #STEAM #phenology https://t.co/N02heC6iGp

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

The Partners for Native Landscaping Workshop begins Friday March 29 - Register in advance #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #gardening https://t.co/tmhIZLo8vK

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

Invasive honeysuckle removal events 2019 - many events in #stlouis For a list: https://t.co/t7RkbaEOjE

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

#stlouis Grant Site Mentoring Program Expanding #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #stl https://t.co/ySKfhckiib

[STL Wild Ones @STLWildOnes]

Registration open for Partners for Native Landscaping Workshop - March 29 and March 30 2019 #nativeplants #nativeplantlandscaping #STL #STLOUIS #gardening https://t.co/vHT58DK2Ro https://t.co/8Zmpu9FiH5