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  • Things to do when things are…not normal.

    Check out Grow Native Massachusetts One of our favorite organizations, lots of events and education: We use (and sell) Organic Mechanics soil from seed to sale, all peat-free. Sometimes the growth is so explosive it creates an algal “bloom” with millions of organisms discoloring This excessive growth causes an unhealthy increase in the amount of organic matter within a water body Wild Ones is a not-for-profit environmental education and advocacy organization.”

  • A Guide to Caring for a New Garden During Summer Weather

    Remember that even organic pesticides like Neem oil are broad spectrum insecticides , meaning they do Adding more organic matter to the soil helps it remain porous, like a sponge. Organic matter includes plant roots, so the more roots you have, the better the soil will be at absorbing

  • Huzzah! The Monarchs have arrived!

    From habitat loss to pesticide/insecticide spraying (yes even those "organic" pesticides/insecticide)

  • It's Herping Season!

    salamander or frog egg masses in shallow pools Plant native species in your yard to support wildlife habitat Organizations

  • In Defense of Snow: How All This White Stuff Is Actually Doing Your Garden a Favor

    As snow falls, it captures tiny amounts of: Atmospheric nitrogen Dust particles Organic matter When it

  • Mow Less, Live More: The Case for a Wilder Yard

    methods to get rid of your lawn Three Native Sedges Made for the Shade, Dyck Arboretum An Experiment in Organic

  • Growing Seedlings at Blue Stem

    Because we grow over 20,000 plants each year, this system helps us stay organized and consistent, without

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