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Disappointments of Spring
Puddock Hill Journal #37: As any gardener knows, life is not always a bed of roses.
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J.E. Fishman
May 2023
Bug Gardening
Puddock Hill Journal #36: Keeping insect damage in perspective.
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Into the Weeds (2): A Reader’s Questions on Lawns and Ponds
Restoring and Maintaining a Natural Pond is a Multipronged Effort
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Into the Weeds (1): A Reader’s Questions on Lawns and Ponds
Judging the relative impacts of certain landscape improvements.
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J.E. Fishman
April 2023
The Absent Steward
What if staying away is half the point?
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Think Global on Earth Day
Sorry, backyard stewardship is essential but not sufficient.
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The Secret Life of Spring
Greening trees depend upon a web of life underground.
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J.E. Fishman
March 2023
Man-Made Hazards and the Backyard Steward
A drowned rabbit reminds me of our collective responsibility to nature.
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Between Two Faults
Reflections on Nature’s Fragility—and Ours
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Death and Resilience
Sometimes, all nature needs is a chance.
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J.E. Fishman
February 2023
Good Walls Make Bad Neighbors
Don’t contribute to habitat fragmentation.
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