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Sustainable Landscaping

Apr 6, 2016

Soil shepherding - Sustainable landscaping August LT 2015

When customers approach us for landscaping, the first request is "low maintenance." Protecting the soil protects watersheds, helps plant health and even preserves our food security. Learn all about which plants like your soil, and the soil on your customers' properties. Now, go have fun in the garden. Yes, it's a job, but it can still be fun.
Sep 18, 2015

Working in harmony with Mother Nature - Sustainable landcaping

Feb 26, 2015

Heirloom 'appyness - Sustainable landscaping

A look at heirloom plants that stand out for their reliable seed germination rate.
Jun 1, 2014

The value of hedges

Perhaps it's time to reconsider hedges, and start selling them more passionately.
Apr 1, 2014

Nativars: Yea or nay?

Many gardeners and nature lovers are trying to get more native plants into the yards of the public.
Mar 1, 2014

Local genetics present business opportunity

If you are faced with a difficult site, native plants may be your best option, especially if grown from local seed.
Mar 25, 2013

Sustainable landscaping April LT 2103

Eco-friendly options for landscape projects
Jul 31, 2012

Innovative eco-solutions

We can solve many of the world's problems, especially if we work together.
Jun 1, 2012

The deep end of the pool

Creating a palette of plants requires a consideration of restrictions.
May 1, 2012

Nurturing mature trees

Trees help to reduce the effects of climate change.
Sep 1, 2011

Organic amendments: Blankets of goodness

Doing good for the environment can be good economics.
May 1, 2011

Permaculture, the art of edible gardening

The practice of growing your own food, preferably in a sustainable way.

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