Posts on how you can take simple steps to improve the environment and positively affect climate change.
Knowing the difference between native, non-native, and invasive plant species can be tough., We have the answers.
The Difference Between Native, Non-Native, and Invasive Plants Read More »
Drip irrigation, aka micro irrigation, delivers water slowly to plants at the soil line. With a 90% efficiency, very little water is wasted.
Here are 10 garden and wildlife focused charities we support that we believe are worthy of your support too.
Our Top 10 Favorite Garden Charities to Support This Year Read More »
The best birdbath is one that’s used frequently and that depends on what it’s made of, its location, and the size of the birds in your yard.
We all love a lush green lawn. But there’s only so much we can do when the dog days of summer arrive with record heat and lately, record drought.
Fake grass may be green in color, but it has a devastating environmental impact and maintenance you might not expect.
You can remediate standing water and poor drainage in your lawn with a simple rain garden that you can build in one afternoon.
Tree management may be misconstrued as an industry in which tree removal is prioritized. However, one of the main services tree surgeons provide is tree planting and tree management, which is becoming more and more critical in our climate emergency.
The Environmental Implications of Tree Management Read More »
Peat moss is a fantastic soil amendment and long-term acidifier. But its use is controversial, as peat bogs are a non-renewable resource.
The Benefits and Controversies of Using Peat Moss in Your Garden Read More »
Author and regenerative farmer Acadia Tucker explains how every gardener can plant a climate victory garden with perennial crops to slow climate change.
Review: Growing Good Food: A Citizen’s Guide to Backyard Carbon Farming Read More »