You may remember Douglas from Season 2. His storm infiltration boulevard in Etobicoke is well documented. Douglas joins to continue the conversation about all the critters who visit this garden space- grasshoppers, damselflies, wasps, bees and birds to name a handful few. We talk about how creating a garden is an opportunity to watch a dynamic ecosystem and learn about all the associations between insects and plants.Douglas is a Project Swallowtail Ambassador and gives free tours of his garden. He is also a native plant propagator, growing over 50 species at his home. <a href="https://spacing.ca/toronto/2024/08/21/from-drainage-ditch-to-vibrant-pollution-absorbing-habitat/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Spacing Article, Trent Weston</a>Subscribe to Project Swallowtail's newsletter and learn more:projectswallowtail.caContact Douglas:dcu.humanature@rogers.comResources:bugguide.netHeather Holm https://www.pollinatorsnativeplants.com/https://www.wildplantsfromseed.com/

You may remember Douglas from Season 2. His storm infiltration boulevard in Etobicoke is well documented. Douglas joins to continue the conversation about all the critters who visit this garden space- grasshoppers, damselflies, wasps, bees and birds to name a handful few. We talk about how creating a garden is an opportunity to watch a dynamic ecosystem and learn about all the associations between insects and plants. Douglas is a Project Swallowtail Ambassador and gives free tours of his garden. He is also a native plant propagator, growing over 50 species at his home. Spacing Article, Trent Weston Subscribe to Project Swallowtail's newsletter and learn more: projectswallowtail.ca Contact Douglas: dcu.humanature@rogers.com Resources: bugguide.net Heather Holm https://www.pollinatorsnativeplants.com/ https://www.wildplantsfromseed.com/

You may remember Douglas from Season 2. His storm infiltration boulevard in Etobicoke is well documented. Douglas joins to continue the conversation about all the critters who visit this garden space- grasshoppers, damselflies, wasps, bees and birds to name a handful few. We talk about how creating a garden is an opportunity to watch a dynamic ecosystem and learn about all the associations between insects and plants.Douglas is a Project Swallowtail Ambassador and gives free tours of his garden. He is also a native plant propagator, growing over 50 species at his home. <a href="https://spacing.ca/toronto/2024/08/21/from-drainage-ditch-to-vibrant-pollution-absorbing-habitat/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Spacing Article, Trent Weston</a>Subscribe to Project Swallowtail's newsletter and learn more:projectswallowtail.caContact Douglas:dcu.humanature@rogers.comResources:bugguide.netHeather Holm https://www.pollinatorsnativeplants.com/https://www.wildplantsfromseed.com/

Garden Observations with Douglas Counter

Are you ready to make The Shift? Nature needs guardians and this podcast will get you inspired.

Are you ready to make The Shift? Nature needs guardians and this podcast will get you inspired.

Welcome to The Garden Shift

A podcast about becoming a guardian of your garden with host Tina Cesaroni and friends.
Informal conversations about ecological gardening, including
-nature observations
 -less lawn and more plants 
- critters to co-exist with -caterpillars, moths, butterflies, birds &amp; bees to name a few
 -messy garden beds
-meadows
-native plants to know and grow
-invasive plants to remove
-Ontario native plant nurseries for you to visit 
-ecological news
 I hope you laugh a bit and learn a lot.
More good stuff here: 
thegardenshift.com
@the_garden_shift

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A podcast about becoming a guardian of your garden with host Tina Cesaroni and friends. Informal conversations about ecological gardening, including -nature observations -less lawn and more plants - critters to co-exist with -caterpillars, moths, butterflies, birds & bees to name a few -messy garden beds -meadows -native plants to know and grow -invasive plants to remove -Ontario native plant nurseries for you to visit -ecological news I hope you laugh a bit and learn a lot. More good stuff here: thegardenshift.com @the_garden_shift

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