Hi everyone! It’s been a verrrrry slow news week. I’m ok with that! Hope you are enjoying your holidays and getting some down time. —Jane The High Line, in NYC, has started a trend of converting industrial artifacts (such as an unused railway) into parks. Here’s the latest attempt, in Atlanta. I’m personally attached to […]
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Happy Tuesday! Thanks for reading. Fish and Plants Work Together in CNY I can’t tell if it’s just all of a sudden I’m paying attention or whether indoor farming is suddenly becoming very, very big. At Aqua Vita Farms in Sherrill, fish provide nutrients for plants and plants help purify water for fish. Via syracuse.com. […]
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I said “Tuesday.” I didn’t say what time Tuesday. On to the news! Two Inches for Tulips A new study out of Cornell suggests that, for optimum flowering and perennialization (if the varieties in question go that way), tulips should only be planted with the tips two inches below the surface, contrary to conventional wisdom. […]
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Welcome to Ear to the Ground PRO, the companion blog to the industry newsletter of the same name where you'll get inside dirt on the green industry in upstate New York and beyond.
I'm Jane Milliman, also publisher of the Upstate Gardeners' Journal, which is a consumer-focused publication serving upstate New York. (You can read an online copy of the UGJ below.)
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