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Q: There is a very tall, intensely blue perennial I have noticed blooming in a few late fall gardens in my neighborhood. Can you help me identify it? It seems to do well in sun or shade. A: This is a tough one, and please correct us if we are …
Q: Which houseplants are poisonous if eaten by pets? My cats are showing way too much interest in the potted plants we just brought inside. A: “More than 700 plants have been identified as producing physiologically active or toxic substances in sufficient amounts to cause harmful effects in animals. Poisonous plants …
Q: The wetlands next to Rowayton School Pond were a mess after Sandy hit, but I noticed that most of the fallen trees were removed and the area is looking decidedly better. What’s going on? A: The Rowayton Gardeners’ wetland restoration project is progressing nicely. We have just about come …
Q: What’s happening with the lawn at Pinkney Park? I know the Gardeners were trying to make it “pesticide free” last spring and summer. A: Pinkney survived and thrived under the new lawn maintenance plan overseen by the Rowayton Gardeners and the 6th Taxing District Commissioners. The plan was executed by …
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