The Grapevine (May 2007)
Do all serious gardening practices still come from Europe? In France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, where gardens occupy four times more area than natural reserves, ecologists are enlisting gardeners to leave several square meters of wild grass, brambles, and nettles in their gardens to feed butterfly larvae. “Spotless gardens with a well-mown lawn are true […] Continue reading "The Grapevine (May 2007)"