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Articles written by Garden in the Woods Horticulture Staff. Photos of native plants and Garden in the woods. Video of plant information

Rain Gardens

New England Wild Flower Society's step-by-step guide to building your own rain garden

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Rain Garden Plant List Suggestions

Start your rain garden with Scott LaFleur’s plant suggestions

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Going Native: the Sustainable Choice

Advocating native plants as a choice for green and sustainable horticulture. Originally published by Ecological Landscaper, newsletter of ELA.

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Reinventing the Lawn

Discussing eco-friendly lawns and ground cover alternatives to turf grass. Originally published by Ecological Landscaper, newsletter of ELA.

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Native Wildflowers for Shade

Great choices for low light areas of your garden.

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Barring Bambi – How to Browse-proof Your Plantings

Is Bambi eating you out of house and home? With winter here and hordes of hungry deer, protecting your garden from grazing damage can be a challenge. Here at New England Wild Flower Society, we struggle with the same issues. Read what you can do at home to help your garden and the local animals get along.

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New Life for Plant Records at the Society

The Garden in the Woods is actually a museum -- a living museum of native plants, accredited by the American Association of Museums. Like all museums, we need to keep track of our valuable collections.

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New Waves in Landscape Remediation

Discussing new techniques in solving landscape remediation problems. Bio logs, live stakes and Floating islands. Originally published in the Ecological Landscape Association News letter.

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Trees a Challenge of Perspective

We now realize that there are a number of cooperative activities in arboreal life processes and that trees normally, not by exception, depend on multiple other organisms of their own and diverse species for sustained health.

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