Gardening with Gardner: No Mow May
From "Leave the Leaves” to “No Mow May,” we have inspiration to “do less” to our gardens and lawns. No Mow May, or No More Mowing? What if you were…
From "Leave the Leaves” to “No Mow May,” we have inspiration to “do less” to our gardens and lawns. No Mow May, or No More Mowing? What if you were…
Since the previous post about the first day of Spring, we've gotten not one, but TWO snow storms! The first brought me 20” on March 23rd – more than we…
Saratoga Associates proudly extends its congratulations to the Vineyard Wind 1 team for being awarded the prestigious Environmental Business Council of New England (EBC) 2024 Ruth H. Silman Award for Climate Change Project of the Year. The award recognizes the remarkable contributions of Vineyard Wind 1 in supplying clean energy to the grid, marking a significant milestone in the nation's renewable energy landscape.
Spring has officially arrived! While it may have felt quite springlike where you are – temperatures in the 60s and 70s, sunshine, no snow for weeks now – the vernal…
It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade. Charles Dickens,…
Don’t wait for warm weather – start planning your garden now! Recent temperatures in the 50s during February make me start "thinking spring." I have a template with the shapes…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEHoosick Falls, NY - February 1, 2024We are pleased to announce that Eric Whiting, RA, ASAI, Director of Design and Senior Architect at Saratoga Associates, has been appointed…
The winter months are the perfect time to reflect and plan for the future while our gardens rest. Revisit triumphs from last year and envision goals for the season ahead.…
At Saratoga Associates, we understand that the desire for a transformative renovation often sparks with the changing seasons. However, waiting until spring to kickstart your project might lead to delays.…
It may seem like we just entered “real” winter, but it’s a great time to be planning for spring. The seed packets are starting to appear in garden centers, but…