Protecting Westchester’s Lakes, Ponds & Streams: How To Be a Responsible Steward
I attended the Westchester County Government’s Pond and Lake Management Workshop at the start of the month and learned about the important
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Where Design Meets Ecology
You may have seen us use the hashtag #WhereDesignMeetsEcology recently on our social media posts (and if you’re not following us on
Don’t Miss Bulb Season! GJL’s Guide to Designing with Spring Bulbs
For most of our readers, November probably conjures up images of warm-toned foliage, leaves scattering to the ground, dark evenings and the
Fall Observations from a Landscape Ecologist
Fall comes to our landscapes. The leaves gently falling, soft rain, clean and sweet aromas of soil, crisp cool nights and bright
Indicator Species: Monarchs
The Monarch butterfly may be North America’s most prized insect. Orange wings with black veins like stained glass and white dots highlighting
Landscape Construction in Bedford Hills; Natural Stone Staircase with Boulder Rail, Native Perennial Planting with Long Blooming Flowers for Fall
Working with the land, working with nature. That’s what we do ! Like music, a powerful composition using earth products and living
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