The hidden costs of fertilizer
Fertilizer is the secret sauce of every avid gardener, but they're also creating a raft of hidden social and ecological problems.
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Aug 2, 20222 min read
A brief history of grass
From the Hanging Gardens of Babylon to the grounds of Versailles, humans of every age have manipulated the nature around them to reflect...
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Mar 14, 20222 min read
How green spaces effect educational outcomes
Recent studies show that increasing greenspace correlates with better mental health outcomes.
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Nov 12, 20211 min read
Productive Urban Landscape: Redan Library
While smaller than the other library landscapes, we’re packing in what we can to make this library as fruitful as possible.
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Sep 10, 20211 min read
Productive Urban Landscape: Salem Panola Library
Salem Panola Library is about to get a huge Productive Urban Landscape! We are very excited about the potential at this library!
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May 17, 20211 min read
Transforming the Clarkston Library on RED Day
Wow! Thanks to the Metro Atlanta Keller Williams team, we planted over 30 fruiting trees and bushes and spread over 90 cubic yards of...
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May 11, 20211 min read
Productive Urban Landscape: Hairston Crossing Library
Hairston Crossing Library is a beautiful building, and we’re excited about adding some spice -- well, some fruit anyway -- to the landscape!
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May 5, 20212 min read
Please make Chickweed pesto
Chickweed is a wildly nutritious plant that makes a great pesto that is probably growing in your yard!
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Apr 14, 20214 min read
Half baked food theories
Let's dive headfirst into these fascinating food theories attempting to explain our development as a species throughout the ages...
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Apr 12, 20213 min read
Thyme to Party: Interview
James from Roots Down spent an afternoon with Daniel Mobley from Thyme to Party, a landscaper with our Grow, Don’t Mow Network.
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