August Availability

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Mid-Atlantic Midsummer

Things have been hot (literally) and heavy these last few weeks with all the information that's been dumped on you about wildfire-and-smog-resistant plants, so we're taking a break this week from the doom and gloom.

Part II: Plants for Purifying Pollutants

Welp… definitely wasn't trying to predict the future, but alas, here we sit in central New Jersey surrounded by the thick, sulfuric, apocalyptic remnants of continuous Canadian wildfires.

There's really no positive way to transition into this week's/last week's topic, or any cheeky remark I can make, because honestly, I'm a little sad. Sad for the planet, sad for humanity, sad for the younger generations. Things seem pretty bleak when you look out your window to a nauseating greyish-yellow haze. We can't even have casual conversations about the weather anymore, because most of the time, they're depressing.

Fire-Wise Flora

The green industry has been harping on the idea of "resiliency" for a while now.

Years, even. It's really within these last twelve or so months that "resiliency" has resurfaced as a buzzword, and it really never has been more poignant.

While our normal territory for plant shipment falls on this side of the Rockies, this week, with the fires ravaging acres and acres of forest and field alike throughout the Pacific Northwest, it feels important to bring awareness to this ongoing issue - and how it's directly related to and impacting those of us on the Eastern hemisphere of the continent.