If you want to be happy for life, plant trees.” White Oak essential for Missouri wildlife and economy Mike Fiaoni supervises the George O. White State Forest Nursery in Licking, Missouri. Originally ...

Native plant species are better adapted for our environment, great food for bees and butterflies, and available to purchase at nurseries and plant shops across the Kansas City region. Can you dig?

If you want to be happy for life, plant trees.” White Oak essential for Missouri wildlife and economy Mike Fiaoni supervises the George O. White State Forest Nursery in Licking, Missouri.

The Missouri legislature is considering a bill that would punish plant nurseries that sell five non-native invasive plants. The bill would effectively ban the sale of burning bush, Callery pear, ...

Missouri is a step closer to banning nurseries from selling five invasive plants. A House bill and similar Senate bill both passed their committees this session but have not yet been heard on the ...

Mervin Wallace has been propagating and selling native plants to Missourians for over four decades at Missouri Wildflower Nursery just south of Jefferson City.

Missouri wildlife officials are reminding residents to check under the hoods of their vehicles after a black rat snake poked out from the engine compartment of a Eugene resident's car.

Gardening enthusiasts in the area are facing wildlife challenges; the Missouri Department of Natural Resources offers ...

COLUMBIA — The Missouri Prairie Foundation held a native plant sale at the MU Bradford Research Center on Saturday. Vendors sold varieties of native plants such as wildflowers, grasses, shrubs ...

Missouri plant nurseries that sell some of the state's most prolific invasive plants may lose their state certification and ability to sell plants if a new bill passes.

White Oak essential for Missouri wildlife and economy Mike Fiaoni supervises the George O. White State Forest Nursery in Licking, Missouri.