Are you prepared to start an exhilarating experience on the planet of on the internet port video games? Look no more! In this post, we will dive into the amazing world of port online, checking out every little thing from the essentials of...
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Backyard Bounty is thrilled to be the recipient of a 2024 Maryland Green Registry Sustainability Leadership award! Maryland Department of the Environment Secretary Serena McIlwain recognized Backyard Bounty for multiple innovative practices...
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Check out this wonderful list of inspiring books that the Washington Post solicited in celebration of Earth Day. Such a great collection of titles that celebrate, spotlight and call attention to the beauty of this green world as well as the costs...
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If you live in (most of) Montgomery County MD and own a home, you’ve got access to a tremendous program for managing stormwater and creating native plant habitats. Rainscapes is managed by Montgomery County’s Department of...
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We learn from our gardens to deal with the most urgent question of the time: How much is enough? – Wendell Berry Thanksgiving moves rapidly from gratitude to gluttony – I pull the last of the pie out for one more breakfast treat, but...
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Thanks to Chris Woody for an excellent article in Sunday’s Washington Post that lays out the case for increasing the native plantings in our garden. Some of the highlights of the article include: The key role native plants play in...
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Pesticides are bad. Who knew??? We’ve all heard about the harm pesticides are causing our honeybees. “Save the Pollinators!” campaigns are making great strides in raising awareness of the declining populations of bees and winged pollinators vital...
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In recent posts, we’ve been talking about both the ecological dangers of habitat loss and how what you do in your garden can make a difference. Thanks to the Town of Chevy Chase for inviting our own Edamarie Mattei to give a presentation on...
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What is spring to you? The warming sun? The buzzing bees? The lengthening day? As expected as these delights may be, they never cease to amaze. Nature is a finely-tuned cycle of rebirth and renewal, and the thawing soils, the rising sap, and the...
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Your garden can change the world. Everyone who has the privilege of owning a home has a duty to help create and preserve habitat. A global crisis with a grass-roots solution. The problems are well-known. Our environment is undergoing profound and...
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