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Corporate campus landscaping Corporate Campus Landscaping: Transform Your Workplace into a Living Ecosystem. Surprisingly, corporate campuses across the country are beginning to rethink what landscaping can be. Traditional landscaping looks tidy from a distance, but it comes with constant mowing, chemical inputs, irrigation systems, and high maintenance costs. Native plant lands...
Winter Seed Sowing Instructions. Winter is the quiet season for gardens, but with winter seed sowing instructions there’s activity. Without doubt it is the most natural time to start next year’s plants. At Jessecology we treat winter sowing as an annual rite of passage. It’s a small act of ecological restoration you can do with […]
Beautiful Weeds Beautiful Weeds: Why America’s “Weeds” Are Actually Keystone Wildflowers Colonial Farming Nomenclature. When colonists began settling farms in the so-called “new world,” they encountered plants unlike anything they had seen before. These wildflowers grew vigorously, often appearing along fencerows, in fallow fields, and even pushing their way into crops. Instead ...
Recently we experimented with a potted Rosemary herb as one of the possible eco-friendly Christmas trees options this year. Straightaway, people are delighted to find a solution to the cultural norm killing gentle, sentient beings like trees. A friend recommended the concept of decorating an outdoor tree. In fact, decorating outdoor trees is how to […]
Organic Plants Organic Plants: Why “Brown Thumbs” Aren’t Real. Many people insist they have a “brown thumb” or that they “just can’t grow anything.” But before anyone labels themselves as a plant failure, there’s a question worth asking. Where are those plants coming from? Most people buy plants from the big box stores. These plants […]
