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Gardening with Keystone Species in Western Pennsylvania – Goldenrod and Asters

Posted on Nov 30th, 2025November 30, 2025 | Plant Spotlights

Guest post by Sarah Flanders Keystone Species are plants that support the most species of insects. These plants are not only beautiful, but they are (or used to be) abundant in Western Pennsylvania, and without them, you cannot restore a functioning ecosystem. They are the logical choice to start a native plant garden. Some insects […] Continue reading "Gardening with Keystone Species in Western Pennsylvania – Goldenrod and Asters"

Member Spotlight: Scott Heberling

Posted on Nov 30th, 2025November 30, 2025 | Plant Spotlights

Scott Heberling is a Bellevue resident who has embraced native plant gardening. His story reflects the learning curve that many of us have experienced in making these changes in our own yards. Wild Ones spoke with Scott to learn about his passion for native plants. When did you first learn about native plant gardening? It […] Continue reading "Member Spotlight: Scott Heberling"