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How to Grow a Native Garden Some people stop mowing, let the weeds take over, and call it “native gardening.” It isn’t. How to grow a native garden is much more strategic. A native garden is a designed, intentional landscape built from plants that evolved alongside your region’s wildlife, soils, and climate. Get the basics […]

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Native Plants for New York: More Than a Pretty Garden Native plants are obviously having a moment. They appear on municipal planting lists, at garden centers, in glossy magazines, and certainly all-over social media. But native plants are not simply a new gardening style. They are living parts of an ancient, highly interconnected system, and […]

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Stop Putting Your Garden to Bed for Winter. Regarding fall garden cleanup + ecological reality. Rethinking fall garden cleanup practices. For generations, gardeners have been told that fall means it’s time to “put the garden to bed,” with pretty meticulous fall garden cleanup practices. Fall garden cleanup generally has meant… Cut everything down. Rake everything […]

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How to Keep Rabbits Out of Your Garden. Basically, how to protect your new native plants without declaring war on wildlife. Congratulations straightaway! You’ve presently installed a beautiful new native garden. Unfortunately, the bunnies have also received the announcement. How to Keep Rabbits Out of Your Garden? Note: Independent expertise exists because of your support. […]

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The 70/30 Planting Rule: What do Ecologists Think? “The 70/30 Planting Rule” is suddenly everywhere. Trendy garden designers are recommending that landscapes contain 70% native plants and 30% introduced plants—as though sacrificing nearly one-third of a garden’s ecological potential is a reasonable goal. Why Be Skeptical of The 70/30 Planting Rule? If we are talking […]

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