Pests or Patrons?
Insects play a critical role in the health, success and usefulness of a native landscape. While a diverse landscape is far less likely to deal with pest problems than its non-native, monocultural counterpart, there’s obviously quite a range within the millions upon millions of insect species: Not all are out to help your property, and not all are
The Most Planted of 2025
It’s that special, overmarketed time of the year when you hear from just about every subscription service under the sun, ready with a recap of your most-listened, most-watched and most-everything-else. …it got us thinking. What’s in our pantheon of plants?
A Brief History of Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA)
Maybe you already heard, maybe you’re just reading it here for the first time.
Five Sneaky Ways You’re Wasting Food
To the uninitiated, compost may be synonymous with just soil or dirt, but compost is its own special landscaping and gardening tool.
Why Your Yard Loves Compost: The Science Behind Healthier Plants
Rather than soil, compost is food for the soil that our lawns, hedges, flowers, and vegetables grow in. And by feeding the soil in your yard, which is very much alive with all sorts of vital and amazing organisms, you can magically boost the health and beauty of the landscaping that you plant in it.
Transform Your Yard: The Ultimate Guide to Compost-Based Landscaping (Part 2)
In Part 2, we’ll offer some practical advice on how to integrate compost into your landscape effectively. Whether you’re planning to create your own compost pile or choose high-quality bagged products, we’ll cover everything you need to know to get started.
Transform Your Yard: The Ultimate Guide to Compost-Based Landscaping (Part 1)
Are you thinking about incorporating compost into your landscape maintenance routine, but not sure how to get started? We’re here to help! This guide is designed to introduce you to the fundamentals of compost-based landscaping.