Here are our fresh suggestions for a wildflower and history-focused road trip, taking in likely wildflower destinations with a side helping of Native American ... follow the old Michigan Bar ...

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Starway to Heaven’s flowers are fragrant, five-petaled, and as its wholesale grower, Michigan-based Spring ... for 2025 is this new version of our native redbud tree – one small enough to ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Thinking about adding periwinkle (Vinca minor) to your garden? Then you'll want to learn how to care for your periwinkles to keep them ...

Foraging for mushrooms can be scary, so Food & Wine sent literary Brat Pack legend Tama Janowitz to comb the forest floors of McCall, Idaho, with a mushroom foraging expert. She learned how to forage ...

The lesser celandine, also known as fig buttercup, is a low-growing perennial plant found in moist floodplains during the ...

PORTLAND, MI – There’s a pretty, little flower with yellow petals and heart-shaped leaves that grows in thick mats across the forest floor in parts of Michigan. The lesser celandine ...

A Native American student wears her traditional regalia, with a feather in her cap to a highschool graduation Julie Dye, secretary for the Anishinaabek Caucus of the Michigan Democratic Party ...

Purple foods get their color from natural compounds called anthocyanins, which help plants survive and offer many health benefits. You can find anthocyanins in dark-colored fruits, vegetables ...

(CBS DETROIT) — An effort is underway to reintroduce Arctic grayling to Michigan rivers following an 89-year hiatus. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Little River Band of ...

“I’m a Native artist, you know. I know the stories and it’s important to have our works here because it’s never been that way,” Quigno told Upper Michigan Source in a 2024 television ...

Native to only Michigan and Montana in the Lower 48 states, grayling historically were found in cold water streams in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula and were common in the Manistee and Au Sable rivers.