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Hey there, Most people don’t fail at native gardening because they picked the wrong plants… They struggle because they skipped one simple step: setting clear goals. Without goals, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, second-guess your choices, or end up with a garden that doesn’t actually do what you hoped (less maintenance, more wildlife, better impact). But when you start with the right goal? Everything gets easier - your plant choices, your layout, even your motivation to stick with it. I just published a new post to help you do exactly that:
It’ll walk you through how to define a goal that actually works for your space, lifestyle, and environmental impact. Because even a small, intentional garden can make a real difference 🌱 Keep it real, PS - did you know that writing down your goals makes you 42% more likely to achieve them? Reply to this email and tell me your goal so you can increase your success rate! |
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hey there, if you're in Lambertville, West/East Amwell, Stockton, Delaware Township, Hopewell, or Pennington, NJ then listen up! You can receive $700 worth of native plants FOR FREE! (okay, technically, you do have to pay for them but then you'll get reimbursed for your plant purchases!) So if you've been wanting to start or expand your native garden, NOW is the time! And I can help! Things to know: 1) You must live in Lambertville, West Amwell, East Amwell, Stockton, Delaware Township,...
Hey there, It’s been a minute since I’ve checked in with you. How’s it going? What have you been planting? (Seriously! I want to know. Reply to this email and send me a picture of your latest gardening projects. 👀) I’ve been out there, planting my little heart out. Here I am after a long, sweaty installation in Lambertville, NJ: (Sleepy, but proud!) Everyone loves a before and after, no? Let me deliver! I have 2 recent projects to share with you. Native Planting Project #1: This client had...
hey there, I noticed fluffy white stuff at the back of my yard the other day. I walked closer and realized they were feathers. Take a look: Just as I approached, a red-tailed hawk screeched and flew off from the red maple above me, where she had presumably just been dining and discarding feathers from her catch. Sometimes the circle of life is glorious and beautiful, like spring flowers and baby birds. And sometimes it is powerful and fierce, like these remains from a hawk's feast. While it's...