by beewisefarm | Feb 15, 2021 | Insects, Native Ecology, Native Plants, Place, Pollinators
Co-written by Sarah @littlelovelywhatnots and Dan Barron A lighting bug rests under the flower of Anemone virginiana (Tall Thimbleweed). | Photo by Sarah Barron No matter your garden, or gardening experience, planting native species can be aesthetically pleasing while...
by beewisefarm | Dec 22, 2017 | Awareness, Consumerism, Native Ecology, Peace, Place
This Big Blue, Turkey Foot, Andropogon, erupted from sleeping grave, an emergence from the dead, extinct as a union soldier among the toppled limestone graves, a city park, a scarcely populated relic of the past, steep hill, gnarled Oaks, toppled fence and prairie...
by beewisefarm | Oct 1, 2015 | Climate, Place, Pollution
by beewisefarm | Apr 7, 2015 | Awareness, Native Ecology, Place
Vivid warmth in the ridge winds today’s distant problems keep a brisk pace while Killdeer run ahead giving away their secrets
by beewisefarm | Apr 7, 2015 | Climate, Native Ecology, Place, Pollinators
When spring winds blow and the frost evaporates into sunlite the Pasque Flowers make a push the annual awakening for a most hopeful appearance despite the deserts adjacent and the tanks of chemicals property of the new paradigm when spring means less less than it did...
by beewisefarm | Nov 7, 2014 | Place
On Sundays I like to walk around new places, take it in, just to get the smell right, or to find new shadows. The crisp autumn makes my head feel light, sunlight makes me flush. Sunday, the day to notice things that go by too quickly. On Mondays, I sit in a chair, and...
