Growing Like a Garden: An Intern Experience At GJLD
“Inviting,” “one of a kind,” “a dream,” “ecological power house.” These are words used to describe the gardens created by Green Jay
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Applying Doug Tallamy’s ‘Four Ecologically Crucial Things You Should Do’ to the Home Landscape
Margaret Roach of the New York Times recently interviewed legendary entomologist Doug Tallamy for her article The Four Ecologically Crucial Things You
Why Spending Time in the Landscape is Good for Your Mental and Physiological Health
Spending time outside has long been associated with feeling better…but why? Does fresh air really do us good, or is there a
Landscape Design & Construction: Winter Checklist
As temperatures drop and winter returns, it may seem like everything landscape-related lies dormant. In fact, fall and winter are the best
GJLD’s Native Plant Recommendations for Shady Sites | New York, Connecticut, New Jersey
The northeast is primarily a temperate deciduous forest biome. Prairie plants often become the poster child for native plants because of their
Ecological Landscape Design Explained [VIDEO]
Ecological Landscape Design is a design perspective that views all landscapes as part of a greater, interconnected ecosystem. No matter the size
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