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Soil Texture Test: Sand, Silt, or Clay
A common mantra in native gardening is “right plant, right place.” This saying sprouts from the idea that gardeners and…
A common mantra in native gardening is “right plant, right place.” This saying sprouts from the idea that gardeners and…
Declining Pollinators Many pollinator species have suffered serious declines in recent years because of a variety of factors, including loss…
National Invasive Species Awareness Week is here this year from February 22-26. The goal of this week is to raise…
Designing with native plants is on the upswing in every neighborhood in the U.S. Changing how we design and plant…
Whether you live in a city apartment with a small balcony or a countryside property with acres of land, you…
The cold and dreary days of winter, though they seem endless in January, especially during a pandemic when we are…
You can “rewild” or return your landscape back to nature, is possible for even the most urban of environments. Stepping…
Do you have something to hide? Perhaps a fence to draw attention away from, or a need to conceal an…
Many more of you are working from home which means your home energy bills are likely increasing. A well-planned landscape…
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Garden Bed Debris I like to clean any fallen debris, like leaves, from my gardens, and leave most of the…
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