Did I Get Suckered Into This?
A native plant garden is full of surprises (and drama), but this one I was not expecting.
Flutter By Meadows
For anyone who's ever stopped for a bird and lost track of time. Weekly essays and a podcast on native plants, backyard wildlife, and the art of slowing down.
Subscribe:.rss.atom.json.md.m3u.pls
Live Last read · last published · next check
Latest episodes
Saves to your Listen queue, to pick up on another day or another device.
Episode 38 | Hummingbirds Don't Disappear in a Storm
How one stormy evening revealed the hidden rhythms of my native plant garden
Why is Gardening for Wildlife So Hard?
Because, as it turns out, challenges arise that you aren't prepared to handle
EPISODE 37 | The Intentional Gardener
This week’s episode explores patience, observation, and the unexpected connection between Bullet Journaling and gardening.
Birthdays & Butterflies
You don't plant an ecosystem. You plant the pieces. A monarch caterpillar, years in the making, and what birthdays and butterflies have in common.
FIELD NOTE 005 | After Ten Years, My Garden is Still Surprising Me
A plant label only tells you so much. The real story begins when native plants bring birds, butterflies, and unexpected visitors home.
What No One Told Me About Planting For Pollinators
It sounds simple. But what does a pollinator garden REALLY mean?
Episode 36 | The 100-Day Challenge You Won't Even Know You're Doing
I thought about doing a 100-day challenge. Then I remembered you can't schedule a host plant. Here's what I learned from a spicebush swallowtail.
One Small Detail Makes a Swallowtail Stand Out
A 15-min Slice of Life From Flutter By Meadows
A Cooper's Hawk Close Up and other Chit Chat
And the longest summer day across 100 miles