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Charlie Nardozzi

Charlie Nardozzi

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Host, Connecticut Garden Journal

Vermont

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Total articles 628

  • Grow native shrubs like nannyberry and dogwood to feed birds, wildlife

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch| Vermont Public Verified When it comes to choosing berry-bearing shrubs to plant in your yard, first ponder if feeding birds is part of your plan. If it is, then the choice is clear: native berry bushes are the way to go. The benefits of planting native shrubs — especially for birds — comes down to the berries' higher nutritional value. The sorts of feathered visitors that come to your yard are either migrating or overwintering birds.

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch · Vermont Public

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Cultivated wild greens are less bitter and easy to grow

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch| Vermont Public Verified If you forage and eat wild greens like wintercress in early spring, you’re already a fan of their flavor and texture. Now, seed companies offer certain cultivated wild greens that can be planted in your backyard gardens and raised beds. You’ll have a ready-to-pick selection of delicious wild microgreens that also look beautiful and have a milder flavor than their wilder cousins. The shining star of wild greens might be the leaves of the common and cheery yellow-flowered dandelion.

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch · Vermont Public

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Grow native shrubs like nannyberry and dogwood to feed birds, wildlife

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch| Vermont Public Verified When it comes to choosing berry-bearing shrubs to plant in your yard, first ponder if feeding birds is part of your plan. If it is, then the choice is clear: native berry bushes are the way to go. The benefits of planting native shrubs — especially for birds — comes down to the berries' higher nutritional value. The sorts of feathered visitors that come to your yard are either migrating or overwintering birds.

    By Charlie Nardozzi, Mary Engisch · Vermont Public

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Connecticut Garden Journal

Vermont, United States