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Changing times: historic ecology & nasty bugs

March 22, 2015June 15, 2018 Wendy bagrada bug, harlequin bugs, rain, tree collards, watersheds

Happy spring! My apologies for missing posting blogs for a couple of months, and thanks to those of you who

January Posts

Cold and wet
Brrr it’s cold out – a time for planning, pruning and cleaning
So beautiful and so dry
Life’s cycles: endings and beginnings
Planning, pruning and still praying for rain

iGrow blog authors Wendy Krupnick (left) and Sara McCamant (right).

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