Sustainable Gardening Tips
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Native Plants
Not That...
Non Native Plants
Here are some key principles of Sustainable Gardening. Keep in mind when planting,
renovating, or creating your outdoor space this spring.
In an urban environment, green roofs are extremely helpful in reducing energy costs.
Rainwater capture is also possible.
Local Markets sell cut flowers from Eastern Long Island and Northern New York. A great alternative to purchasing flowers that are flown in from other countries.
Be Well,
Kim
Native Plants
Not That...
Non Native Plants
Here are some key principles of Sustainable Gardening. Keep in mind when planting,
renovating, or creating your outdoor space this spring.
- Try to use Native Plants.
- Capture and Reuse Rainwater in cistern basins.
- Use Wetland plantings to reduce runoff in the garden.
- Use of Pervious Pavement vs. Impervious for proper drainage.
- Mulching
- Composting
- Plant trees to the South for shade. Evergreens to the North to stop winter wind.
In an urban environment, green roofs are extremely helpful in reducing energy costs.
Rainwater capture is also possible.
Local Markets sell cut flowers from Eastern Long Island and Northern New York. A great alternative to purchasing flowers that are flown in from other countries.
Be Well,
Kim
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