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Profiles of professionals advancing more natural landcare series- #3 Meg Graham, Owner/ Garden Designer, May Apple Gardening and Ecological Design LLC. 

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She is a Wild Ones Business Member. How working on New York City’s Iconic High Line Garden helped to inspire a career in ecological gardening with mostly native plants Please visit her website, mayapplegardening.com, for start to finish photos of some of her garden projects. It includes this poetic rhetorical question:“For what is a garden without […] Continue reading "Profiles of professionals advancing more natural landcare series- #3 Meg Graham, Owner/ Garden Designer, May Apple Gardening and Ecological Design LLC. "

Gardening with Keystone Species in Western Pennsylvania – Goldenrod and Asters

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Guest post by Sarah Flanders Keystone Species are plants that support the most species of insects. These plants are not only beautiful, but they are (or used to be) abundant in Western Pennsylvania, and without them, you cannot restore a functioning ecosystem. They are the logical choice to start a native plant garden. Some insects […] Continue reading "Gardening with Keystone Species in Western Pennsylvania – Goldenrod and Asters"