Plant some hops
We still have free hop rhizomes at Eclipse. Just come in and ask. If Chris is there, he will give growing tips. Growing your own hops is a...
Welcome pollinators
Stop by the Incredible Edible Merchantville table at the Daffodil Fest tomorrow. Help us pollinate the town landscape and learn about our project. Grab...
Wellwood soil prep starts
Last weekend, residents Brigid Austin and Jessica Stewart started clearing winter's cover from the planting terrace at Wellwood Park in preparation for their IE...
The Big dig
The Big Dig is an online platform to support food growing in the UK, run by Sustain every spring to promote edible gardens and encourage...
Green Garden Fair
On April 27th from 10-2, Rutgers Master Gardeners of Camden County, and the Office of Sustainability present the 2019 Green Garden Fair. Featured Speaker...
This mushroom eats plastic
A newly-discovered type of mushroom could not only play a crucial role in slashing plastic pollution, but could have myriad other uses in addressing the...
Market readies for season
The market provides an active family oriented atmosphere offering a variety of local, handmade, and homemade goods and services. Interested Venders should email marketoffcentre@gmail.com...
Edible garden weeds
Warm March wind, flowering redbuds, and the greening of the lawn: all suggestions of spring. Early spring is when some of the most prolific,...
Ocean plastics get upcycled
Launching Summer 2019 is LowTides Ocean Products and they are celebrating Earth Month with the world's most eco-friendly chair. Built with 2.5 pounds of up-cycled ocean...
Trees have a heartbeat
Until now, scientists thought water moved through trees by osmosis, in a somewhat continuous manner. Now they’ve discovered the trunks and branches of trees...
















































