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SRNA Hosts Planning for Pollinators Program

By Sarah Skerik Reschly  We’ve all seen the headlines: around the globe, populations of insect pollinators — bees, butterflies, moths and even some wasps and flies — are collapsing. These creatures play a crucial role…

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Lilac Blooms in September?

By Kay Mohling While mowing the lawn in mid-September, I was surprised to see blooms on my lilac bush. There weren’t as many flowers as in the spring, but this decades-old lilac still had several…

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Fall Flower Power Fuels Pollinators

By Linda Schreiber Fall flowers do more than brighten the garden – they fuel pollinators when they need it most.  As summer winds down, many gardeners are ready to call it a season, especially after…

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October 10: Garden Symposium in Grinnell

The Iowa State University (ISU) Extension and Outreach 2026 Seeds for Thought Garden Symposium will be held on Saturday, October 10, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., at the Grinnell College Humanities and Social Studies Center, 1226…

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