Science in the Soil Part II | January 16, 2020
Remember the 6 billion microorganisms found in a single teaspoon of healthy soil? Well, now we know more about [...]
‘Snow’ Falls on Boston Common – Sort Of | November 8, 2019
Photo by David Ryan, Boston Globe This article is a duplication of an article that originally appeared [...]
The Art of Planting: The Gardeners of Boston’s Public Garden | October 16, 2019
by Phyllis Andersen In the history of gardens, designers, patrons, and owners are often given top billing. Gardeners, especially [...]
Meet the Trees: The Beeches | September 17, 2019
Meet the Trees: The Beeches by Claire Corcoran All but one of the beeches in our Parks are cultivars [...]
Meet the Trees | The Linden and the Story of a Crutch
The Friends’ consulting arborist, Norm Helie, noticed a growing number of people taking photos while sitting on a long horizontal [...]
Advocacy: Speaking Out About the Boston Freedom Rally | July 17, 2018
Example of waste on Boston Common: Boxes of ID tags and miscellaneous garbage left behind by vendors/organizers [...]
Friends at Work: Caring for the soil and grass beneath your feet | November 15, 2017
In 2017, the Friends continues to care for the lawns in the Boston Common, Public Garden, and [...]
Surviving Drought – If you are a lawn in an urban park | Sept. 15, 2016
By Normand Helie and Toby Wolf This year’s extreme drought has affected landscapes throughout eastern Massachusetts. It may also [...]
