Photos of a few native blossoms by Katheryn Laible
It's Coming! Re-Wild Native Plant Sale!
It may feel like winter will never end — especially this week! Believe it or not, though, folks will very soon be wondering if it’s too late to plant spinach and other cooler-weather crops. Now is past time to start thinking about these things!
Get Involved!
A great way to start is to plan to take part in the upcoming Re-Wild Long Island native plant sale. Check out their website. There is TONS of great information there, both in terms of getting the most out of the sale, and in learning how folks can help serve the broader mission.
We wish you lush and verdant daydreams that blossom for you beautifully!
March 20-22: Early access for Re-Wild Volunteers
March 23-April 10: Plant sale will be live and online
April 19-May 2: Volunteers needed for plant sale
April 30-May 2: Plant sale pickup for buyers
For More Information: Visit ReWildLongIsland.org/plantsale
About ReWild Long Island
According to their website, “ReWild Long Island is dedicated to collaborating with local communities
across Long Island to protect and improve the biodiversity, resilience and health of regional ecosystems. This is achieved by adopting sustainable landscaping practices centered on the use of native plants.”
They are active throughout the region providing education, inspiration and all sorts of hands on support to encourage folks do what may be the single best thing an individual can to to restore the health of our natural environment: Increasing the native biodiversity of our own yards.
They hope you’ll get involved.
