by Becky Robert | Oct 3, 2018 | Garden Plants
It is bulb planting time and that includes tubers. I am excited to see the tubers of Corydalis solida ‘Beth Evans’ (fumewort) sprout this spring. You need to plant C. ‘Beth Evans’ in an area of dappled shade, as the fern-like foliage disappears just as your hosta...
by Becky Robert | Feb 19, 2018 | Crum Woods Chronicle
Southern Red Oak Forest: One of the Five Best Preserved Areas in the Crum Woods This President’s Day, I am reminded of history found in the Southern Red Oak Forest section of the Crum Woods. While this section of the woods is one of the five unique locations prominent...
by Becky Robert | Feb 14, 2018 | Crum Woods Chronicle
by Melita Schmeckpeper, 2017-2018 Education Intern The Crum Woods is home to a diverse group of plants and animals, but to many visitors the identities of these species is often a mystery. While field guides are great for learning new species, you may not have...
by Becky Robert | Oct 25, 2017 | Plant of the Month
The instant gratification that comes with planting perennials and annuals in an established garden can be immense. You can see how the plant you chose works well with pre-existing inhabitants. The color, the size, and the textures are some of the many things that need...
by Becky Robert | Oct 19, 2017 | Crum Woods Chronicle
Martin Forest: One of the Five Best Preserved Areas in the Crum Woods As we enter fall color season, we continue our series discussing the five best preserved areas in the Crum Woods. Martin Forest is a 30 acre tract of nearly/entirely forested land, and an ideal area...
