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Free Talk at Greenwich Audubon: Intro to Ecological Gardening and Landscaping

By: greenwichfreepress | November 18, 2022

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Ecological Landscaping: Inviting Nature to Do the Work Instead of Chemicals
Allowing nature to create humus eliminates the need for industrial lawn care. The easiest way to garden and landscape is ecologically. Invite nature to come onto our properties to do the work.
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Greenwich Botanical Center to Host Andy Chapin on Deer Resistant Tips
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Ecological Landscaping: Inviting Nature to Do the Work Instead of Chemicals
Allowing nature to create humus eliminates the need for industrial lawn care. The easiest way to garden and landscape is ecologically. Invite nature to come onto our properties to do the work.
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