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    The Mandarin Project – Green Roof Garden on a Parking Garage

    By Tobias Wolf

    Boston’s Prudential Center has been transformed in recent decades with the construction of new buildings, shopping arcades, and landscapes.

    Mandarin Project Photo 6The most recent addition, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, includes a public garden built in 2008 on the roof of a 1964 parking garage. Read more »

    Going Organic

    by Frank Koll

    Maintaining organic lawns and gardens is based on some key principles that guide land care professionals to manage and take care of your landscape. Read more »

    Sheet Mulching

    By Tricia Diggins

    In order to take a break from pulling invasive plants we finally started a program of sheet mulching in the Alexandra Botanic Gardens this past summer and fall. 

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    February 25th – It’s Heating Up

    Don’t be left out in the cold!
    ELA’s 2010 Conference & Eco-Marketplace is the place to
    Generate Ecological Heat!

    From “classic” alternative products to extreme cutting edge techniques and everything in between, you’ll find it at ELA’s 2010 Conference & Eco-Marketplace in Springfield, MA on February 25, 2010. ELA’s outstanding lineup of speakers and exhibitors provides the information and tools you need to make ecological landscaping a success! It’s fun to be at the forefront of change, and you can make it real by listening to speakers, talking to all of the exhibitors, and joining the party!
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