With the blessed arrival of spring, did you take the time to pick up the debris along the road in front of your property?
Looking for adventure beyond Minnewaska State Park or the Catskills? Ready for a new challenge? Soon, a whole new world will open up, only a hop-skip-and-a-jump up I-87.
In talking with neighbors and friends over the years there seemed to be a lot of confusion about the New York State burn ban that is in effect every year.
Spring is sprung and white blossoms have graced over 950 thousand apple trees across our reawakening county.
Have you seen an Eastern Box Turtle crossing your road?
When it comes to biodiversity, Gardiner is a landscape richly endowed.
As most of us know, the Cicadas come every 17 years and after about thirty days they are gone. As a resident here in Gardiner I heard the noises of the Cicadas and like most of us thought, “Boy they are annoying.”
I’m still figuring out what works and what doesn’t with gardening, but leaf mulch? It’s nature’s perfect answer; a keeper.
To identify whether you have a Barred Owl in your neighborhood check www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/barred_owl/sounds, and while you are thinking about owls, keep an eye out for a rare visitor—the Snowy Owl.
There are alternatives to large lawns.