environment

The name of the small-space game is sustainability. If you want your garden to last through the years and stay in harmony with nature, you’ll need to ask yourself questions like, Am I being environmentally responsible? Is what I want to do economically feasible? Is there a way I can involve my community?

Times are tough for monarch butterflies: drought conditions and wildfires have decreased their numbers and the milkweed plants they need to survive are also not in plentiful supply. Reports from Mexico (where monarchs have their breeding grounds) show their numbers are down, as has been the trend for much of the past decade.

Before reading this you took a breath of air, let it fill your lungs and escape back out of your mouth, once the body had used up all its resources. What made this possible? Trees.

Here are the top ten reasons we need trees:

What started as a billboard for Chevrolet’s “All New Camaro” has been repurposed for multiple uses by gardeners and landscapers. These advertisements were created to hang outdoors along highways and interstates in the nastiest of weather: high winds, scorching sun, intense heat, strong rains, and so on.