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Peak Weed Season – Stay Ahead!

Pictured above: Field Bindweed (Credit: Nebraska DNR) By Chris Cardwell It is officially summertime, pools are open and lemonade stands are popping up, but so are our obnoxious weedy plants.…

Deep RootsJune 20, 2023

Native Gardening News

Gardening Goals and Early Summer Maintenance

Photo credit: Pat Whalen Gardening Goals and Early Summer Maintenance By Cydney Ross, Outdoor Education Manager We’ve finally got rain in Kansas City this past week and you know what…

Deep RootsMay 20, 2023

Native Gardening News

What Should You Plant Now For Fall Migration Support?

By Chris Cardwell Photos: Aromatic Aster (left), Royal Catchfly (right). Photo credit: Cydney Ross What Should You Plant Now For Fall Migration Support? Spring has sprung, but our work isn’t…

Deep RootsMay 20, 2023

Native Gardening News

Webinar Preview – June 2023

By Chris Cardwell Photo credit: Deep Roots Native Plants at Noon Returns to Anita Gorman Discovery Center The original home stadium of Native Plants at Noon welcomes our two enthusiastic…

Deep RootsMay 20, 2023

Native Gardening News

Deep Roots Annual Report 2022 Coming Soon

By Stacia B. Stelk Coming soon to your mailbox or inbox – Deep Roots KC’s 2022 Annual Report Take this opportunity to learn more about keystone species, soft landings, and…

Deep RootsApril 14, 2023

Native Gardening News

Webinars – April-May 2023

Photo (Left): Chris Cardwell; Illustration (Right and Below): Cydney Ross Article by Chris Cardwell Native Plants at Noon Hits the Road for Spring Ephemerals The first blooms of Spring are…

Deep RootsApril 14, 2023

Careers in Conservation News

Deep Roots Welcomes Chris Cardwell!

By Denna Nachlinger Deep Roots happily announces our new team member Chris Cardwell! He joins us as a Program Manager. He will lead our Nature Advisors program as it takes flight to…

Deep RootsApril 14, 2023

Ask the Experts Native Gardening News

Springtime Maintenance: What to do and When

Article and Photos by Cydney Ross, Outdoor Education Manager Warm spring days have arrived in Kansas City and folks are wondering what garden tasks they can tackle before hot weather…

Deep RootsApril 14, 2023

Native Gardening News

Navigating Nativars — Are Cultivars Too Much of a Good Thing?

Pictured: True native echinacea purpurea By Stacia Stelk April 6 Lunch & Learn Webinar Spring is officially here (even if it doesn’t quite feel like it), and many of us…

Deep RootsMarch 16, 2023

Native Gardening News

Valley of the Bluebells: Restoring Kansas City’s Spring Ephemerals

By Cydney Ross As winter fades, you may hear whispers of a spring ephemeral spot in the heart of Kansas City known as “Bluebell Valley”. This riparian woodland, adjacent to…

Deep RootsMarch 16, 2023

Deep Roots

Peak Weed Season – Stay Ahead!

Gardening Goals and Early Summer Maintenance

What Should You Plant Now For Fall Migration Support?

Webinar Preview – June 2023

Deep Roots Annual Report 2022 Coming Soon

Webinars – April-May 2023

Deep Roots Welcomes Chris Cardwell!

Springtime Maintenance: What to do and When

Navigating Nativars — Are Cultivars Too Much of a Good Thing?

Valley of the Bluebells: Restoring Kansas City’s Spring Ephemerals

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