Read Time 7 MinutesSponsored In 1819, Alabama was covered with rich forests, prairie, wooded grasslands and canebrake (bamboo). Most of that landscape has been lost. During the ensuing 200 years, we turned our rivers into lakes, forests into farms and…
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Read Time 9 MinutesSponsored When I was in the 4th grade, I took my first Alabama history class. Without fail, each day, the teacher outlined Alabama on the chalkboard–the rectangular box with the “high heels” that is Baldwin and Mobile…
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Read Time 7 MinutesSponsored How secret and unexplored is the diversity of Alabama’s trees and plants?
Read Time 3 MinutesBy: Bill Finch Wouldn’t it be great if you could train your yard to be more resistant to drought? Expecting our modern lawns and gardens to weather a drought is like expecting a hopeless couch potato to…
Read Time 3 MinutesBy: Bill Finch Trickle down politics may not have helped your pocketbook, but trickle-down watering will make all the difference in how your plants survive this drought. Trickle-down watering is simple: You simply set the end of…
