By: Jane Sorensen, Northeast Pollinator Plants and River Berry Farm All images courtesy of author Thinking of starting or expanding a native plant business, or simply increasing their presence in…
Landscape Maintenance
Rare Species Require Rare Habitats. What Can You Do?
By Mark Richardson on January 15, 2023 in ELA Publications, Installing and Maintaining Landscapes, Into the Weeds, Land Management, Landscape Maintenance, Landscaping for Wildlife, Wildlife Habitats
by Dan Jaffe Wilder Director of Applied Ecology, Norcross Wildlife Foundation Did you know that roughly half of the endangered terrestrial species in our region make their homes in fire-adapted…
Environmental Benefits of Organic Lawns
By Maureen Sundberg on March 16, 2020 in Installing and Maintaining Landscapes, Landscape Maintenance, Lawn Care
by Mary Travaglini
Sometimes people ask, “Aren’t lawns bad for the environment?” Turns out that’s not true, especially if the lawns are organic and have healthy soils.

