Not every ReWilding is a success story with instant butterflies and hummingbirds! There is a lot of learning, experimentation and persistence that characterizes ReWilding … just as in any gardening. Here is a cautionary tale from Robert Walzer, bon vivant, traveler, news editor on Wall Street Journal foreign desk, and sometimes writer on music and culture.
Read MoreReWild Long Island has partnered with the Manes Art & Education Center for an Art and Garden event on September 22nd from 1 PM to 4 PM at the Manes Center. An exciting new art exhibition, together with workshops and a native plant sale. Please reserve your plants in advance to ensure availability.
Read MoreTired of watering, fertilizing, weeding and mowing the grass in the curb strip in front of your house? Well here is an amazing alternative: Creeping Phlox (phlox subulata).
Veteran gardener AnneMarie Ansel talks about why Phlox is a much superior alternative to grass on the median strip.
Read MoreBiodiversity has been recognized as an indicator of ecosystem health, a reservoir for agricultural variety, a source of medicines, a supporter of watershed quality, a mediator against human disease and disease vectors, and an aesthetic and recreational resource.
Read MoreThe magical monarch phenomenon is endangered, and these creatures need our help!
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