Updated: Mar 9
First, minimize the area of managed landscapes.
Second, use electric power tools charged with renewable energy.
And finally, make and use compost to feed the whole soil ecosystem.
Private land covers over 80 percent of both Vermont and New Hampshire. Each of us is enacting a climate policy of our own on our own front lawns.
ROOTED GARDENS is empowering the Upper Valley to take action for positive climate change by designing and stewarding the future's beautifully resilient landscapes.
Find the episode on: https://www.vermontpublic.org/show/vermont-edition Listen to Krystyna, owner and lead designer for Rooted Gardens, speak about how to look at the relationship of lawn care and gar
https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/last-quarter-summer-2022-vermont-housing-news/Content?oid=35928180 Scroll a bit down to "Green Power" Green Power: Matt Stuart likes to think of a lawn as a habitat