Comments for Roland Park Native http://rolandparknative.org/blog Promoting the use of native plants in residential landscapes Sat, 09 Feb 2013 16:54:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on New Post on the Downside to Biodiversity by Irene Fedun http://rolandparknative.org/blog/new-post-on-the-downside-to-biodiversity/#comment-2077 Irene Fedun Sat, 09 Feb 2013 16:54:37 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=393#comment-2077 Hello, I'm the editor of the North American Native Plant Society newsletter, the Blazing Star. I was intrigued by your article on too much biodiversity and I would like to reprint it in BS. (I also found it most helpful with my own garden - helped me to recognize that I was making things way too complicated both for myself and the wildlife.) I would be happy to send you back issues of our publication if you are not familiar with it. Look forward to hearing from you, Irene Hello, I’m the editor of the North American Native Plant Society newsletter, the Blazing Star. I was intrigued by your article on too much biodiversity and I would like to reprint it in BS. (I also found it most helpful with my own garden – helped me to recognize that I was making things way too complicated both for myself and the wildlife.) I would be happy to send you back issues of our publication if you are not familiar with it.
Look forward to hearing from you, Irene

]]> Comment on Contact Us by lee fitchett http://rolandparknative.org/blog/contact-us/#comment-1783 lee fitchett Tue, 15 Jan 2013 18:08:21 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog1/?page_id=34#comment-1783 judt found you guys could you plese let me know where the sale will be thanks judt found you guys could you plese let me know where the sale will be thanks

]]> Comment on Sources of Native Plants by When a Good Plant is Hard to Find http://rolandparknative.org/blog/sources-of-native-plants/#comment-1370 When a Good Plant is Hard to Find Fri, 07 Dec 2012 20:00:24 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog1/?page_id=60#comment-1370 [...] while I generally prefer to buy my plants from a local grower, there are many wonderful mail order nurseries who provide a great array of hard-to-find native [...] [...] while I generally prefer to buy my plants from a local grower, there are many wonderful mail order nurseries who provide a great array of hard-to-find native [...]

]]> Comment on A Family Tree of Ninebark Cultivars by Vincent Vizachero http://rolandparknative.org/blog/a-family-tree-of-ninebark-cultivars/#comment-849 Vincent Vizachero Sat, 04 Aug 2012 20:41:40 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=351#comment-849 I can't reliably tell them apart, so I have no idea! Sorry. Vince I can’t reliably tell them apart, so I have no idea! Sorry.

Vince

]]> Comment on A Family Tree of Ninebark Cultivars by Donna Williamson http://rolandparknative.org/blog/a-family-tree-of-ninebark-cultivars/#comment-848 Donna Williamson Sat, 04 Aug 2012 18:59:21 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=351#comment-848 Wondered if you could tell me how to differentiate between Nugget and Dart's Gold? Not sure which I have. Thanks for this chart! Wondered if you could tell me how to differentiate between Nugget and Dart’s Gold? Not sure which I have.

Thanks for this chart!

]]> Comment on Carex flaccosperma is a liriope alternative by Native Sedges: Why You Should Carex! http://rolandparknative.org/blog/carex-flaccosperma-is-a-liriope-alternative/#comment-323 Native Sedges: Why You Should Carex! Mon, 26 Mar 2012 16:35:24 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=108#comment-323 [...] mentioned earlier the ornamental uses of Carex, and one in particular works well: as a native alternative to liriope, a commonly planted non-native plant that can be invasive. Several varieties of sedge hold great [...] [...] mentioned earlier the ornamental uses of Carex, and one in particular works well: as a native alternative to liriope, a commonly planted non-native plant that can be invasive. Several varieties of sedge hold great [...]

]]> Comment on Great Native Grasses for Baltimore by Native Sedges: Why You Should Carex! http://rolandparknative.org/blog/great-native-grasses-for-baltimore/#comment-322 Native Sedges: Why You Should Carex! Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:05:39 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog1/?p=28#comment-322 [...] Carex species resemble grasses to some degree (though they are not actually grasses) and their primary ornamental use is for the foliage which can vary from thin to wide blades. And [...] [...] Carex species resemble grasses to some degree (though they are not actually grasses) and their primary ornamental use is for the foliage which can vary from thin to wide blades. And [...]

]]> Comment on NWF and Scotts: We’ve seen this story before by Everyone Furious at National Wildlife Federation! » Cycads Australia – Website Design http://rolandparknative.org/blog/nwf-and-scotts-weve-seen-this-story-before/#comment-188 Everyone Furious at National Wildlife Federation! » Cycads Australia – Website Design Thu, 26 Jan 2012 15:00:58 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=308#comment-188 [...] blogger is not surprised, saying We’ve seen this story before.  He’s referring to the fact that “In 2000, the National Wildlife Federation formed a [...] [...] blogger is not surprised, saying We’ve seen this story before.  He’s referring to the fact that “In 2000, the National Wildlife Federation formed a [...]

]]> Comment on NWF and Scotts: We’ve seen this story before by National Wildlife Federation Teams up With Scotts Miracle Gro? http://rolandparknative.org/blog/nwf-and-scotts-weve-seen-this-story-before/#comment-179 National Wildlife Federation Teams up With Scotts Miracle Gro? Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:13:19 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=308#comment-179 [...] National Wildlife Federation and Scotts: We’ve Seen This Story Before [...] [...] National Wildlife Federation and Scotts: We’ve Seen This Story Before [...]

]]> Comment on NWF and Scotts: We’ve seen this story before by Scotts and National Wildlife Federation: Toxic Partners http://rolandparknative.org/blog/nwf-and-scotts-weve-seen-this-story-before/#comment-178 Scotts and National Wildlife Federation: Toxic Partners Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:09:33 +0000 http://rolandparknative.org/blog/?p=308#comment-178 [...] environmentally sound. I doubt it, and not only because the NWF has been down this road before (when the NWF partnered with BP/Amoco).  Scotts already knows that it makes a lot more revenue from 1,000 square feet of lawn than it [...] [...] environmentally sound. I doubt it, and not only because the NWF has been down this road before (when the NWF partnered with BP/Amoco).  Scotts already knows that it makes a lot more revenue from 1,000 square feet of lawn than it [...]

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