Ever wondered what it really takes to protect our nativeecosystems? In this episode, we dive into one of the most misunderstood topics in ecological restoration: herbicides.

We’ll explore:✅When herbicides should be used—and when theyshouldn’t✅How they fit into the bigger picture of restoring balance✅Common fears vs. science-backed facts

Join us for a candid conversation about ecological restoration, sustainability, and the tools that help us protect biodiversity.Whether you’re a homeowner, land manager, or just curious about conservation, this episode will give you the insights you need to make informed decisions.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation!

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Links to check out from research referenced:

Glyphosatetoxicity and the effects of long-term vegetation control on soil microbialcommunities - ScienceDirect

Glyphosate:environmental fate and impact | Weed Science | Cambridge Core

SoilMicrobial Communities in Diverse Agroecosystems Exposed to the HerbicideGlyphosate | Applied and Environmental Microbiology

ModernHerbicides Play a Key Role in Ecosystem Restoration

#EcologicalRestoration #NativePlants #SustainableLandscapes

In this episode, we dive into the world of innovative, sustainable landscaping with Parterre Garden Services’ own Stan Dombrowski (Fine Gardening Field Manager) and Chris Ward (General Manager). Stan shares his journey from the West Coast to New England, his lifelong love of gardening, and the inspiration behind his groundbreaking passion project: sand planting and low-input garden design.

Links & Resources:

• Beth Chatto Gardens https://www.youtube.com/@bethchattosplantsgardens7876
• Peter Korn's Klinta Gardens https://www.klintatradgard.se/en/about-us/peter-korn/
• Contact Stan and the Parterre team at: info@parterregarden.com
• Follow us on Instagram for more at: @parterregardenservices

#SustainableGardening #SandPlanting #ParterreGarden #Horticulture #LandscapeDesign #EcoFriendly #PlantCommunity #GardenInspiration

In this episode of P is for Parterre, host Liz welcomesback Lindsay Cook, Director of the Ecological Cape Cod Division at Parterre Garden Services, for a deep dive into the world of cranberry bog restoration on Cape Cod.

Discover the rich history of cranberry farming in NewEngland, why these iconic bogs are disappearing, and how restoration projects are transforming former farms into vibrant wetlands. Lindsay shares the stories behind the restoration process, from removing old water control structures to watching native plants and wildlife return—otters, turtles, songbirds, and more!

Learn about the challenges, unexpected benefits, and thevital role these projects play in improving water quality, sequestering carbon, and supporting local ecosystems. Whether you’re a nature lover, a Cape Cod local, or just curious about ecological restoration, this episode is packedwith insights and inspiration.

For more information, reach out to info@parterreecological.com.

Listen now and see how restoration is shaping the futureof Cape Cod’s landscapes!

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