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Growing wildflowers on disused urban land without first testing soil can damage bee health
Wildflowers growing on land previously used for buildings and factories can accumulate lead, arsenic, and other metal ...
Gardenista on MSN10h
‘French at Heart’: American Expats Grow Their Dreams in a Small Hamlet in Burgundy
We’d love to see this story turned into a movie. The main characters: Marjorie Taylor, a pastry chef and cook from Arizona ...
Science Daily15h
Growing wildflowers on disused urban land can damage bee health
Wildflowers growing on land previously used for buildings and factories can accumulate lead, arsenic and other metal contaminants from the soil, which are consumed by pollinators as they feed, a new ...
The Cool Down on MSN21h
Gardener reveals surprising mistake that could ruin your crops: 'The most common thing people get wrong'
"THIS is the way I learn best." Gardener reveals surprising mistake that could ruin your crops: 'The most common thing people ...
Long Island Press2d
Ditch the Lawn, Embrace the Wild: Native Gardening Blooms on the North Shore
Long Islanders are trading turf for texture as native plants, edible gardens and eco-friendly landscapes take root in ...
The Cool Down2d
Chef takes matters into his own hands after plant overtakes backyard: 'I don't like anyone who shows up ... uninvited'
One TikTok video featured a chef using a clever method to turn wild onions, an invasive species, into a delicious meal.
MyNorth6d
An Unlikely Farm with a Bold New Dream
A family reimagines vacant land adjacent a corporate office in Cadillac, Michigan, and an unusual little farm named NanBop is ...