Gardening

Apiaries are being welcomed at public and community gardens in Montclair to help rejuvenate the honey bee population and pollinate the fruit and vegetable gardens planted there.

This past weekend, April 24 and 25, over 400 Montclair residents came out to 15 parks and green spaces across all four wards to celebrate Montclair Earth Day Parks Appreciation Weekend. 

If you are one those people who say, “Every plant I touch dies,” stop blaming yourself!

The multi-site cleanup effort will cap off a week of activities aimed at educating Montclair residents about being stewards of their local environment.

By DAVID WASMUTH For Montclair LocalSly and cunning are two common descriptors. It has even given us the term “outfox.” It’s hard to think of another animal so associated with intelligent deception, but does the...

Gardening has become more important than ever. Few activities have been better for managing the stress and depression caused by this crisis. 

As gardening is regaining popularity, two groups are offering sustainable and organic ways to make your garden grow.  

Attracting humans is relatively simple and amounts to planning a party with hors d’oeuvres and wine. However, attracting wildlife such as birds requires more planning, consideration and attention to detail. 

You still have the opportunity to be part of the solution for the good of your family, your community, our nation and the world.

When this crisis is over, let’s cherish the beauty of “normal," Jose German says.