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Planting Fall Flowers....

Planting Fall Flowers....

Planting Fall Flowers....Louis Green
Published on: 13/08/2026

We’re planting fall flowers at Greentown Gardens with zinnias, marigolds, sunflowers, big ideas, and plenty of uncertainty. Here’s what we’re trying, why we’re pivoting, and what we hope this field becomes.

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Your Summer Garden Looks Tired....

Your Summer Garden Looks Tired....

Your Summer Garden Looks Tired....Louis Green
Published on: 12/08/2026

August butterflies and Greentown Gardens are enjoying the last of the late-summer blooms, making the most of every zinnia before the season begins to change.

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Is That Problem Area on Your Land Really Useless?

Is That Problem Area on Your Land Really Useless?

Is That Problem Area on Your Land Really Useless?Louis Green
Published on: 17/07/2026

A wet or overgrown area may not be useless. Learn how wildlife, water, privacy, and future choices can give problem areas real value before you spend money changing them.

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(EDUCATIONAL CONTENT) Is a Small Brown Skipper a Butterfly or a Moth?

(EDUCATIONAL CONTENT) Is a Small Brown Skipper a Butterfly or a Moth?

(EDUCATIONAL CONTENT) Is a Small Brown Skipper a Butterfly or a Moth?Louis Green
Published on: 02/07/2026

Learn whether a small brown skipper is a butterfly or a moth, why skippers are easy to overlook, and how they fit into the garden habitat.

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Your Flower Patch Is Doing More Than Blooming

Your Flower Patch Is Doing More Than Blooming

Your Flower Patch Is Doing More Than BloomingLouis Green
Published on: 02/07/2026

A flower patch can do more than bloom. Learn how simple flowers can support pollinators, wildlife, beauty, generosity, and small-land stewardship.

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Welcome to Greentown Gardens

Welcome to Greentown Gardens

Welcome to Greentown GardensLouis Green
Published on: 01/07/2026

Welcome to Greentown Gardens, a natural learning lab sharing garden notes, wildlife moments, flower photos, and small-land stewardship.

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