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Saying Goodbye to Garlic Mustard

Great Marsh, Invasive Plants, Restoration, Stewardship, Volunteers / June 16, 2021

By Audra Ebling Growing up as a city kid, I regarded any plant that bloomed as beautiful and “good,” a worthy specimen, a garden treasure. I knew better than to pick the flowers my mom cultivated in our backyard borders but the yellow dandelions in the grass were fair game and she kindly received many …

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Peeperpalooza Arrives in the Great Marsh

Great Marsh, Wildlife / May 4, 2021

By: Audra Ebling For much of my life, my sensory experience of springtime leaned heavily on sight and scent. The lemony yellow of a daffodil glowing against the still-dormant grass. The irresistible perfume of a neighbor’s lilac bushes, which managed to slow down my pace on my otherwise rushed walk to the train. These were …

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