Years in the past, I began questioning why we pour a lot time, vitality, and chemical substances into sustaining the “excellent” garden. A garden that doesn’t assist biodiversity and infrequently leaves our soil depleted and our schedules filled with weekend mowing. What if as a substitute our yards may feed us, assist pollinators, heal the soil, and nonetheless be lovely?
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