There’s something undeniably enticing about a meadow. Homeowners fantasizing about bidding lawn care adieu might see an expanse of flowering plants and grass plumes as an ecologically sound ...

Creating a self-seeding native wildflower meadow in your yard is a rewarding and eco-friendly way to enhance your landscape.

These fluffy, green plants will give your meadow a natural look while also keeping your garden private. FAQs How Small Can a Meadow Be? A meadow can be as small or as extensive as you'd like it to be.

Discover how to convert your traditional lawn into a thriving native wildflower meadow. Learn about plant selection, site ...

Meadow gardens are catching on because they're attractive to pollinators and reduce mowing work. Tim Hoover has planted and cared for more of them than just about anybody in central Pennsylvania ...

Sunken Meadow State Park's festival educates on bees, birds, and native plants, emphasizing their crucial role in ecosystems ...

The suburban meadow offers a solution to this problem. Low-maintenance and chemical-free, meadows eliminate the need for constant yard work while optimizing land use, saving water and preventing ...

The meadow garden has long captured the imagination of gardeners resisting the cultural hegemony of the lawn. The meadow stands as an appealing hybrid between the gaiety of the cottage garden and ...

Weeks of lawn mowing can make a backyard meadow — a carefree carpet of flowers and grasses — seem like an especially appealing alternative. Even small yards can accommodate a patch of meadow.

Meadow spittlebugs (Philaenus spumarius), also called froghoppers, suck sap from plants with straw-like mouthparts, picking up bacteria along the way and becoming vectors for plant diseases.