Spring Planting is a time of hope, excitement, and doubt. Is this planned right? Have I chosen the right plants for where I want them? Are you ready to plant native? If so, what needs to be learned, or forgotten?
Arbor Day: Plant Native Trees and A Lot of Them! Post Arbor Day, on Saturday, April 27th, 10-1, come help The Long Island Conservancy as we plant an American Chestnut orchard at Meadow Croft, the historic John Roosevelt estate resting in a fork in Brown's River between Sayville and Bayport. For The Long Island Conservancy,…
As part of the remediation of McGill Pond in Blue Point, we are organizing a phragmites removal on Wednesday March 6th between 9-12.
https://longislandconservancy.org/2024/10/06/plantstock-native-gardening/ Native Gardening: A Community Effort Plantstock is a gathering at Hamlet Organic Garden in Brookhaven Hamlet centered around native gardening. It’s aim is to bring together native plant lovers and environmental advocates from all over Long Island so that we together can continue to build a movement centered around habitat restoration and local stewardship in…
April is a great time to plant milkweed seedlings! Come to Hamlet Organic Garden and stock up on three varieties of native milkweed, and help the Monarchs while doing battle against The Spotted Lanternfly!
Come to SMLI on May 10th for Mother Nature Day! Come see how we are working to restore Nature at Leeds Pond Preserve! Get Mom some native pollinators for Mother's Day! A day for mothers, for family, and for nature!
