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Natural Garden News from Grounded – March 7, 2026
Inside this edition of Natural Garden News I’m hiring for the season Care, built in If you want a Grounded garden… Beavers, science, you, and your landscape Nature is good. Let’s have more of it. In-depth: shoreline restoration Catch our new show on Canoe Everything blooming all at once Signs of life Today’s recommended reading Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant) I hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any questions or feedback, please reply to this email. There are lots of images in…
Read MoreHow much of a pond is beaver?
When does a tree end and the forest begin? How much of a pond is beaver? What percentage of me is me? Big questions… and important for landscaping ecologically.
Read MoreNature is good. Let’s have more of it
If you live in the Highlands, it’s likely you love nature. So let’s have more of it… and here’s what happens when we do.
Read MoreNatural Garden News from Grounded – February 7, 2026
Inside this edition of Natural Garden News I’m hiring for the season The land is not yours If you want a Grounded garden… Why cottage landscapes are all about edges What direction is your land going in? Catch our new show on Canoe So cool, it’s positively frosty Moon and sun Today’s recommended reading Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant) I hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any questions or feedback, please reply to this email. There are lots of images in this newsletter. If you…
Read MoreJoin Grounded’s Team
We’re building our seasonal field team for the coming season. This work is hands-on, outdoors, and rooted in ecological landscape care — preparing sites, planting native species, and stewarding properties so they establish well over time. The season has a few distinct rhythms: Two ways people usually work with us 1. On-call / casual field…
Read MoreWhat direction is your land going in?
Before you decide what your cottage landscape should become, it helps to notice what it’s already becoming.
Read MoreWhy cottage landscapes are all about edges
What if the defining feature of a Highlands landscape is the edge? We sit here in the Land Between, that biodiverse strip at the very south of the Canadian Shield. It’s one big edge where rock meets lowlands. Zoom in on our homes and cottages, and you see more edges. There’s the edge between the…
Read MoreNatural Garden News from Grounded – January 3, 2026
Inside this edition of Natural Garden News Staying If you want a Grounded garden… The myth of finished Five quiet recognitions New here? Start with these articles Catch our new show on Canoe Remember summer? In a hole lot of trouble Today’s recommended reading Today’s VIP (Very Important Plant) I hope you enjoy the newsletter! If you have any questions or feedback, please reply to this email. There are lots of images in this newsletter. If you can’t see them, please enable images in your…
Read MoreFive Quiet Recognitions
Do any of these feel familiar?
Read MoreThe Myth of Finished
“Finished” is a lie our landscaping culture keeps telling itself. And the pressure to get there is why your property feels like a chore instead of a place.
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