Date/time: Sunday, June 4, 2023, 10am – 2pm
Location: Oligny Garden Center, 390 Wilton-Gansevoort Road, Gansevoort
Parking: Across the street at 393 Wilton-Gansevoort Road
Payment by cash or check preferred
Every garden, no matter how small, has an important
Contact: Paul Murphy, Chair, Sustainable Saratoga’s Pollinator Committee
email pollinators@sustainablesaratoga.org
SARATOGA SPRINGS, New York – Put your lawnmower aside for the month of
No Mow May is an international movement to delay lawn mowing until June 1, so that insects, especially native bees, get a chance to feed on early spring flowers in lawns before the first mowing. While it is not a panacea, it allows ground nesting bees and other insects to emerge from
These non-native species of plants spread and cause ecological or economic harm to their new
Lawns are ecological dead zones that use huge amounts of resources like pesticides, fertilizers, fossil fuel and water. They do not support, and in many cases actively kill, pollinators, birds and other wildlife, and they require continual
Garden chores are still many weeks away, but now is a good time to make plans for spring cleanup. When the snow is all gone and the sun is growing stronger every day, it’s
If you are new to
Ditch the turf and make your yard a greener place
The Pollinator Palooza plant sale put over 1500 native plants into the yards of gardeners all over our region and raised thousands of dollars to help Sustainable Saratoga carry out its mission. And, it was the hard work and generosity of many individuals that
