Butterfly Food
Puddock Hill Journal #122: The hungry caterpillars.
Backyard Stewardship
Promoting natural communities in your own backyard.
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My Miyawaki Forests
Puddock Hill Journal #121: Density for the win!
Garden Delusions
Puddock Hill Journal #120: A return from vacation to garden reality.
Two Things Worth Reading
No post from me today, but we can learn from others.
A Walk in the Walnut Woods
Puddock Hill Journal #119: The fruits of benign neglect.
Natives in the Patio Garden
Puddock Hill Journal #118: An update in pictures.
Plant What Works
Puddock Hill Journal #117: Often, more of the same is the answer.
Invasive Profile: Canada Thistle
I’m not sure I’m winning the war on this persistent invader.
Let There Not Be Light
Puddock Hill Journal #116: Light and consequences.
Who’s Sucking Whose Blood?
Puddock Hill Journal #115: A bat in the house.
The Life Of Trees
Puddock Hill Journal #114: What does a tree want to be?
The Lonely Environmentalist
Bushwhacking off the path of least resistance.
Thinking Ahead
Puddock Hill Journal #113: In which I picture the possibilities.
Contradictions of Spring
A season of conundrums for the native gardener.
Context Matters
Different species interventions in the unbalanced landscape.
Reading the Land
How to find a real oasis.
A Walk on the Wild Side
Searching for wildflowers and finding them near our desert home.
Wellbeing as an Ecological Service
Maybe the most convincing argument for backyard stewardship is how it makes us feel.
The Ground Beneath Our Feet
Soil, the foundation of all life, needs our attention.
Nature's Carpenter
Puddock Hill Journal #111: Reflections on a chilly woodpecker at Christmas.