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Five Scientific Studies that Changed the Way I Think About Gardens: Part 2, Putting a Price on Nature

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Gail Langellotto

This is the second is a series of articles that I am writing for the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon Quarterly Magazine. I extend my thanks to the HPSO editorial team for improvements to my narrative. *************** Humans benefit from … Continue reading →

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Five Scientific Studies that Changed the Way I Think About Gardens: Part 1

Posted on July 22, 2020 by Gail Langellotto

[Preface: For the past few years, I have written a column for the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon’s (HPSO) Quarterly Magazine. It has been a wonderful experience, as the HPSO provides excellent editorial assistance. Below, I share my most recent … Continue reading →

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