by Sheryl Devore | May 25, 2021 | Bass Birds & Blooms, Garden Club
During a 2-mile walk through Loch Lomond, I often go down Lomond Avenue where I see a profusion of native wildflowers on either side of two stone structures dividing the street south of Killarney Pass Circle. I mentioned seeing gray-headed coneflowers in July last...
by Sheryl Devore | Jul 10, 2020 | Bass Birds & Blooms, Garden Club
Take a walk through Loch Lomond in July and early August and see if you can spot this plant, the gray-headed coneflower. This native plant (Ratibida pinnata) has yellow drooping petals arranged around a grayish-brown center. It’s attractive to native bees, and its...
by Sheryl Devore | Jun 10, 2020 | Bass Birds & Blooms
As Loch Lomond residents, we are blessed with a multitude of nature—from the fish harvested from the lake, to the loons that migrate through in early spring, to the eastern wood-pewees who sing their names in the heat of summer from their oak tree nesting...
