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Weeding Large Gardens
  Caring for large gardens is quite a different fête from caring for small gardens. The maintenance routine required to keep a small native garden thriving is often quite manageable. Weeding monthly is usually a breeze after plants are established. It’s fairly common knowledge by now that using native plants returns a low maintenance garden […]

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Free Audiobooks in NYS
Free Audiobooks in NYS: A Gift for Your Curious Mind PSA: Free Audiobooks in NYS. Did you know that free audiobooks in NYS are available to every resident? If you live in New York State, you automatically qualify for a free library card from both the Brooklyn Public Library and the New York Public Library. […]

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Right Plant, Right Place
Right Plant, Right Place. “Right Plant, Right Place” is a simple phrase that carries so much ecological wisdom. It describes the foundation of good garden design and the difference then between landscapes that struggle and landscapes that thrive. When plants are matched to the conditions they evolved in, gardens cooperate with nature instead of fighting […]

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Ocean Ecology
Ocean Shore Stabilization, Restoration, and Ocean Ecology. Ocean shorelines are living edges, basically not static property lines. In healthy ocean ecology, beaches, dunes, salt marshes, tidal wetlands, oyster reefs, seagrass beds, and coastal shrublands generally work together to absorb wave energy, hold sediment, filter runoff, store carbon, and provide nursery habitat for fis...

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No Mow May
No Mow May Is Missing the Point. Every spring, social media fills with reminders to participate in No Mow May. The idea is simple: stop mowing your lawn for a month and allow flowers to bloom for pollinators. No Mow May Misses the Point. While the movement has succeeded in raising awareness about pollinator declines, […]

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