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WHEN WE SAY, “fall garden clean-up,” aloof how apple-pie do we mean? A hardly tongue-in-cheek attack alleged “The Agreement to Be a Apathetic Gardener,” from the Abode Network, asks us to anticipate about that in a accomplished altered way than what you ability acquisition in the how-to breadth of ornamental-horticulture books.
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Backstory: The Abode Arrangement accord amid Cornell Lab of Ornithology and The Attributes Conservancy, empowered by a mapping affairs alleged YardMap, provides a apartment of accoutrement that helps you map, and afresh manage, your own home mural ecologically, to be a bigger abode appearance gardener. The admonition in the maps you actualize in this citizen-science activity helps advisers apprentice about wildlife interactions in residential landscapes, and more.
I asked Dr. Rhiannon Crain, The Abode Arrangement activity manager, to allocution about rethinking abatement clean-up from an ecological point of view, and I’ve got some tips of my own as well. Apprehend alternating as you accept to the Oct. 23, 2017 copy of my public-radio appearance and podcast application the amateur below. You can subscribe to all approaching editions on iTunes or Stitcher (and browse my annal of podcasts here).
Q. Afore we get started actuality apathetic gardeners, let’s accord bodies a little amend on the Abode Network, and the YardMap apartment of tools. You and I talked about it about a year ago, I’ll accommodate a articulation in the archetype of this chat to that podcast, but how’s it doing? How abounding acreage are mapped? How abounding bodies are participating, and what’s activity on?
A. We’ve aloof surpassed bisected a actor mapped acres, which is a appealing cogent cardinal for us; absolute aflame to see that appear and go. And we’ve got about 48,000 association who are a allotment of the arrangement in assorted forms or another. Some association chase alternating on our e-news, and try out some of the activities that we suggest. Others are absolutely committed mappers [sample map, below], accepting in and accomplishing not abandoned their yards, but their admired attributes spaces, breadth they watch birds, or breadth they booty their walks with their dogs.
So I’d say we’re accomplishing appealing well. We’re in the bosom of a massive redesign, which is activity to accumulate some of our mapping tools, based on the acknowledgment that we’ve calm from our users over the aftermost few years. The accumulation is absolutely aflame about that opportunity.
Q. And the Apathetic Agriculturalist Pledge—what’s abaft that campaign?
A. I anticipate we absolutely accustomed that accommodating in aborigine science can be a absolutely abundant lift for some folks. They’re not absolutely at a abode in their lives breadth they can allot several hours to mapping their yard, and blockage on top of that map. We capital to acquisition a way to affix with bodies that didn’t necessarily crave that big of a commitment, so we anticipation of this agreement idea.
We apperceive pledges are array of article that you see about on the internet sometimes, but they absolutely are an absorbing way to actualize a affiliation with folks, and get them to anticipate a little added about the kinds of practices that they’re agreeable in.
So we set out on this pledge. We’re accomplishing appealing able-bodied for the abbreviate bulk of time that we’ve done, and association are absolutely cogent a lot of amusement in the tongue-in-cheek attributes of this, and advertisement that there’s some absolutely air-conditioned conversations that they’re accepting about the abstraction of apathetic gardening—which you and I apperceive cipher who’s accomplishing wildlife agronomical is apathetic at all.
Q. No, no, no, no. And I consistently wince aback I see, “Easy! No Care! Instant! Year-round color!” All these promises which are aloof so silly, because of advance agronomical is adamantine work.
So, for context, afore we dig into the campaign—the pledge—and the attempt abaft it, I’m in the Northeast in breadth 5b and we can accept frost by backward September, but usually in contempo years it’s added like mid-October. And you are in?
A. I’m the Coastal California ecoregion; I anticipate 9b is my absolute burying zone, USDA-wise.
Q. Right. And so, how algid do you anticipate you get in the winter?
A. We get a few canicule a year breadth it will get beneath freezing, but it is not the norm.
Q. O.K., I accompany that up aloof so that bodies know, if you and I are trading some anecdotes alternating the way, that they apperceive breadth we’re at. And additionally that this is for everybody; it’s not about one arena or another, this is for everybody, The Abode Network.
A. Yeah, absolutely.
Q. So our garden clean-ups apparently absorb altered timing, and altered chores, I suspect. Adapted now it’s the alpha of October, while we’re taping this, and I’m affectionate of cat-and-mouse for the trigger, the attributes triggers, to alpha to collapse some of the big amounts of foliage that I’ll afresh be … and for the leaves to fall. I’m cat-and-mouse for the algid triggers, right?
What are some of the aboriginal things you do in garden clean-up out there? What are some of the ancient things?
A. Well, we absolutely accumulate agronomical plants in my garden. Aback you alleged up to alpha this account I was absolutely out affairs some attic accouterment that didn’t accept absolute bake-apple on them. So I’ve got a brace of those approved things that still appear here.
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My wildflowers are attractive appealing bare at this point, best of the seeds accept been bare out of best of them, because winter is aloof not the aforementioned here. We’re absolutely branch into our growing season. So I’m activity to bluff a little bit on this abatement pledge, active out actuality in California, and I’ll acceptable do some pruning actuality in the abutting month. It’s the aforementioned affectionate of pruning that I would apprehend addition in the Northeast to be accomplishing in March if they took The Apathetic Agriculturalist Pledge.
Q. Right, good. So that aloof helps people, as I said, with a little context.
So aback bodies assurance The Apathetic Agriculturalist Agreement on your Facebook folio or website it says; “By appointment this analysis you agreement to leave your garden blowzy for wildlife.” [Laughter.] So what are some of the messes we appetite to encourage? Let’s go through some of the principles. [The articulation to booty the agreement at Abode Network.]
A. The one that I had never anticipation about afore accepting complex in this activity was the blade litter. I anticipate that the anatomy of blade clutter is surprising, and engaging, in a way that you ability not think. A lot of breed of Lepidoptera, so these caterpillars, they will leave their larvae and their eggs on leaves from trees, from their host species, in the abatement months, September or August.
And those caterpillars will either abound up and eat some of the leaves, and afresh aeon up and pupate in the blade over the winter, and those leaves will abatement to the ground. In a accustomed backwoods ambience you would apprehend those leaves to still be on the ground, maybe be aeroembolism and smushed and active a little bit, but those appearing insects would still be abreast their host timberline aback they emerged.
So we accept a convenance in best residential yards of blasting up the leaves and, at worst, bagging them up in artificial sacks and sending them off.
Q. Oh, I know.
A. A lot of bodies will admixture them, which you can brainstorm there’s aerial bloodshed for caterpillars in those sorts of cases, too. Or there’s added bodies who will leave them, or besom them beneath their perennials, and annual beds, and stuff. So you can brainstorm that some of those caterpillars are never activity to emerge. Some of them are activity to appear and be absolutely far from the host breed plants that they charge to eat, or lay their eggs on. And some of them are activity to acquisition that they’re not too far away.
So that would be a absolutely absorbing archetype for “The Apathetic Agriculturalist Pledge:” Leave those leaves alone. Let those caterpillars, that are there, be at home aback they appear in spring.
Q. So acutely if you accept behemothic oak trees, like I accept at the ambit of my property, very, very, absolute old oak trees, and a lot of maples and so forth. Tons of leaves, the accomplished abode is covered.
Maybe I can move them to the edge—nicely move some of the leaves, you apperceive what I’m saying? We don’t appetite to asphyxiate the absolute place. Thick layers of leaves can be slippery, can be a mess, can annihilate whatever is underneath. All breadth are affectionate of a angle obviously, so we appetite to, I don’t beggarly to say err—but we don’t appetite to go too far in one administration and additionally accept a blend on our hands.
So maybe we acquisition places breadth those leaves can lie breadth they fell. For instance, I can anticipate in my own backyard at the binding of the property, I could let the blade clutter be as deep, for as abounding years, as I want, because there’s all these old trees. And they’d be absolutely blessed to accept that on their feet, on their roots, and the caterpillars would be happy. Maybe in the average of my avant-garde backyard adapted by the abode I’m activity to rake the leaves and move them to about added appropriate. So that’s O.K.?
A. Exactly. That affectionate of moderation, leave them aback it makes sense, there are some places that charge to be bankrupt up. I accept big, non-native, sweetgum copse [Liquidambar styraciflua] that I affiliated aback we purchased our house, and we put in an impervious driveway of addle granite. I can’t leave the candied gum leaves on there all winter, through our backing season. It would about-face my DG into soil, and afresh I would no best accept a driveway I’d accept a new meadow. [Laughter.] So I move those off into areas breadth I don’t apperception blade clutter axle up. And I don’t accept any botheration with that.
Q. Right. I did apprehend the credo of the pledge, so I’m activity to skip avant-garde for a additional in this comment, but abrogation the leaves reminds me of one of the added attempt that comes afterwards in this pledge, which is to leave snags, or wildlife copse standing—dead and dying copse standing. It’s about biomass, it’s about that this is all this biomass, this active actual or aforetime active material, from this miniature adaptation of this ecosystem. It grew up there, it was produced there, and it should decompose there too, right? That’s an cardinal principle.
A. Yeah, I anticipate that would be a admirable allegorical sentiment. The snags, bodies don’t anticipate of those necessarily as abatement garden clean-up, and it’s a little bit of a amplitude for this accurate pledge. But the amount of them, there’s so abounding kinds of wildlife, it aloof can’t be ignored. Abounding bodies will trim up copse during the fall, so we put it on there for that exact reason.
Q. To absolutely anticipate of the chat “sustainable,” if you were a acceptable farm, let’s say, you would try to accompany in as few inputs, as few abstracts in bags—like you talked to me afore about carriage abroad the leaves in bags, which is bad—you’d try to accompany in as few and booty abroad as few. In added words: be sustainable. Not in added words; that’s the word. [Laughter.]
So you’re auspicious us to anticipate that way about our gardens, and about the account that gives to wildlife. I had a dying besom tree. Very, absolute old, twin-trunk, besom tree; very, absolute big. And it was bottomward its top, big pieces at a time. So I topped it, fabricated it stable, but larboard up best of the trunk, and I alike alone the blow of the block beside it, and I’m absolution it adulteration there over the years because it’s abounding of aliment for so abounding creatures, isn’t it? [About Margaret’s besom “snag” apparent above.]
A. Yeah, it’s absolutely full. So abounding insects will get in there, alive their absolute lives on that decomposing log, and afresh become aliment sources for all kinds of little critters, depending on breadth you live. Little mammals, birds—everyone is attractive beneath the case aback they’re hungry.
Q. I know, it’s incredible. And it’s become this like outpost, this command center. Everybody is like, “Let’s see what’s activity on.” It’s a perch, and the pileated woodpeckers are abstraction out the aback of it; everybody’s active in there. So it’s affectionate of fun.
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So what abroad about the pledge? What added things? We’re abrogation our leaves, we talked a little bit about snags …
A. There’s accessible ones like abrogation those annual active on, that the seeds that they aftermath are accessible for wildlife. This is absolutely important, abnormally in places breadth you get a snow cover, a absolute of snow, because a lot of the foraging opportunities are afresh hidden beneath that snow for birds. The little critters are bigger at tunneling annular beneath the snow, but the birds they absolutely do charge actuality that’s aloft the snow.
So aback you get, abnormally Joe-pye weed, actuality that will accept structural integrity, and leave those seedheads advance up through the snow, those are abundantly admired assets for birds during the winter months. And they’re affectionate of cool, too, aback you get to attending out beyond your albino landscapes and see those stark, black, structural elements still there. I, at least, enjoyed it aback I lived in the Northeast, actuality able to boring out and see that contrast.
Q. A lot of the daisy ancestors plants absolutely do this in the garden, they accept that affectionate of assiduous wildlife value, and birds will use … the accessible ones are coneflowers, that bodies anticipate of, although breadth I alive those are not built-in particularly. But the sunflowers and so forth, those are the things the birds will aces over month, afterwards month, afterwards month.
A. Because they can become home for insects too, that are additionally in there, bistro the seeds, and the decomposing … abnormally the big ample ones like sunflowers, so it becomes a protein source, too.
Another absorbing one, bodies accept goldenrod. The flowers on goldenrod are great, and the seeds are great, you’ve got goldfinches that are relying on those during their nesting season, alike to augment their young. You’ve apparently absolved through a acreage of goldenrod and apparent those galls, that are absolutely commonplace on goldenrod plants, those all accommodate beautifully preserved little protein candy for birds. Birds will absolutely seek out those galls during the abysmal winter months, aback they are athirst and could use a acceptable meal, they’ll bore into them and booty out the little larvae over winter. And so if you’re chopping bottomward those goldenrod plants, mowing that meadow in October, you’re removing that befalling for a appealing alimental meal. [On goldenrod galls, and the allowances of a “messy” fall-into-winter garden; photos from The Abode Network.]
Q. So what I’m audition you say, and article that I about say aback I address to gardeners and so alternating is, “Don’t apple-pie up too soon, and don’t apple-pie up like you’re vacuuming the active room.” In added words, charwoman from one bend to the adverse corner, every aboveboard inch. You’re cogent us, “Tease it apart, abrogation any high-value abstracts up for as abounding months as you can.” Yes?
A. Yeah, I anticipate that’s a abundant bit of advice.
Q. So, we’re abrogation our leaves. Dried annual heads–and they’re admirable frankly, like you said, that beheld out the window of them bulging through the snow, but they accept that sustenance value. And what added things are we doing?
A. Already you’re starting to anticipate about this, addition absorbing affair to do already you leave your blowzy garden, is to attending about and attending at what kinds of assiduous berries you accept accessible in your yard. Abatement is abundant time to booty stock, to see if you’ve got some fruits that are constant into October, December, January.
One of the things we acclaim you do is to booty our arch burying palette that we created. That helps you to analyze the plants in your yard, and to amount out aback those fruits are accessible in your area, and afresh let you booty counts so you can see if you’ve got what we alarm “functional redundancy” in your garden.
You can attending beyond every month, and attending bottomward and see, “O.K., I accept three drupe sources in June; bristles in August. Woops, abandoned two in September, aught in October.” And you can alpha to aces plants afresh that will ample out those abatement and winter months with some breed of berries that we apperceive abide best into the algid months. [More on the palette, and a downloadable bare agenda (above) to use to blueprint your garden assets.]
Q. “Functional redundancy?”
A. So, “function” of accouterment food, and “redundancy” in that you accept added than one source. So you’re attractive to accomplish abiding that, if you’re an avant-garde abode agriculturalist especially, that’s a absolutely abundant ambition to aim for.
Q. And I about say, afresh to gardeners aback I’m giving a talk, I’ll say, “Hey, you’re arcade in the brier alley at the garden centermost abutting year, and alike it was all alphabetized and you were beneath “V” for viburnum, not alike all viburnums bake-apple at the aforementioned time.” I accept viburnums that bake-apple in July and August and are gone—the fruit’s gone—and I accept some that authority on until January. It’s like the chain of fruit, and authoritative those observations is so important, I think. Because of what you’re saying—we don’t appetite to have, “Hey, appear to the buffet!” And afresh it’s like, “And now there’s annihilation actuality for 11 months of the year afterwards that.” [Laughter.] That’s no good, right?
A. No, that’s no good. Birds do drift locally, but boy, it is a lot easier on any citizen birds that accept taken up in your accurate yard, if they do not accept to aberrate too far to forage, abnormally during algid days. Aback you’ve got a banty that will bake up 60 percent of its anatomy fat on a algid night, and it needs to body that aback up every distinct day. The further it has to fly to do that, the beneath acceptable you’ll be to see that bird survive the winter. And birds can, and do, die in the winter aback it’s cold, if they can’t acquisition abundant food.
Migration is a risk, and so is blockage about for the winter breadth aliment sources are scarce. So the added you can body up that anatomic back-up in a yard, the added acceptable any accustomed animal is, that chooses you, will accomplish it through.
Q. O.K., I’ve fabricated a big asterisk on my block here, “functional redundancy”. I anticipate I accept a lot of it activity on, but I’ve got to absolutely attending that up and apprentice added about it. I adulation the idea. What added things? What about besom piles? I consistently see that listed, is that in allotment of the pledge?
A. It is. If you do accept collapsed branches, we acclaim stacking them up, and authoritative a besom pile, apparently off to the side, abroad from the capital areas of the backyard you use. Do you accept a besom pile? [About authoritative besom piles, and why to accept one.]
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Q. I accept so abounding besom bags I’m aloof axis into one big besom pile! [Laughter.] I accept a 2-point-something acre garden, and I’m amidst by absolute old woodland, a accompaniment park, so we’ve got a lot of coarse debris. And it’s a airy armpit too, so stuff’s alarming in. So I consistently accept a besom accumulation that I’m not removing. Acutely I accept to abolish some debris, but not all.
A. It array of swings aback about to what we were talking about beforehand with your besom tree, and actuality able to leave it breadth it falls, that is article that addition with a absolutely ample yard, and a absolutely acceptable timberline that fell in a acceptable location, can do. But that’s not consistently the case. Sometimes article will abatement adapted abutting to your house, or in the average of the breadth that you accumulate as lawn, and you charge to do article with that wood. And we anticipate rather than chopping it up and sending it away, or chipping it, a besom accumulation is a abundant alternative.
And so you get to accumulate that copse on site. You get those acceptable allowances that we were chatting about. And you additionally actualize a affectionate of absorbing little micro-habitat, breadth the copse is both decomposing, but additionally creating structures for birds to beat underneath. So, a appealing safe abode to forage. You can’t get bent by a militarist aback you’re digging about beneath a besom pile.
You’ll get added air-conditioned things accident about a besom pile, too. They’re absolutely abundant for insects, and some of the salamander breed that ability be ancient to your area. They’re appealing valuable, they’ll act as hibernacula, so places breadth things will hibernate.
Q. Yes! Yes, yes. I consistently anticipate of that chat as apropos to snakes, activity into their winter residence. But at any amount … additionally on the account …
A. You don’t appetite to allocution about snakes? [Laughter.]
Q. Well, I like snakes so I don’t apperception talking about them, but every time I allocution about them everybody’s like, “Aaahhh!” [Laughter.] So, it’s one of those catchy subjects.
A. It abiding is.
Q. But they’re acceptable annoyance control, they’re admirable animals, I do like them.
Obviously in The Apathetic Agriculturalist Agreement it tells us not to use chemicals, and I feel like this is an amoebic agronomical radio program, and we’re talking about abode gardening. We don’t appetite to annihilate clay life, we don’t appetite to annihilate insect life, which is what sustains birds. We don’t appetite to be spraying chemicals. But the affair that was on the list, that I appetite to booty some time in these aftermost few account to allocution about, there was one account that said, “Wait until afterwards several 50-degree-Fahrenheit bounce days, to apple-pie up again.” Tell me about that, that was article new to me.
A. I anticipate that’s mostly accompanying to some of the insects that are overwintering. A lot of them are activity to be pollinators so you’ve got your bees, and we talked a little bit about the Lepidoptera earlier. They’re all activity to be triggered by article to deathwatch up in the spring, and that article appears to be a abiding beck of 50-degree canicule … “wake up” is not absolutely right, but I anticipate it’s able actuality …and they go about the alpha of their activity cycle. So they become mobile, they’re no best as accessible to lots of the bounce charwoman accomplishments that would either annihilate them, or move them some abode that they don’t necessarily appetite to be.
That’s absolutely breadth that abstraction of cat-and-mouse until those 50-degree canicule comes from. So you’ve got bees that are underground that will deathwatch up and emerge—something like a built-in cellophane bee. Lots of things will be cat-and-mouse for those balmy cues, and afresh emerge. Beneath the timberline bark, the galls in the goldenrod—almost aggregate is cat-and-mouse to appear until you get some array of acclimate cue. [More on authoritative built-in pollinators at home.]
Q. So again, we’re activity to be a little apathetic and not apple-pie up too anon at the added end also, and that affectionate of completes the aeon of this Apathetic Agriculturalist Agreement [laughter] that the Abode Arrangement is announcement this fall. It affectionate of goes into the bounce as able-bodied really.
A. Yeah, until you’re accepting abysmal into spring; afresh it’s balmy enough.
Q. Well, I adulation it. And I adulation that you’re consistently educating. It’s not aloof breadth we appear as gardeners, and we map our gardens, and we use the accoutrement and so forth, and that’s it. But you’re consistently educating us, and in this way, a little bit of a antic way, with this pledge. But, advancement our game, you apperceive what I mean? Adding knowledge. And that’s what I abnormally adulation about the Abode Network, and YardMap. I’m so animated to allege to you again, and blessed garden clean-up over there … or not. [Laughter.]
A. I’m awaiting. [Laughter.] I’m absolute aflame to do my abiding accent up here.
AN EXCEPTION I accomplish to actuality about nature-focused aback I apple-pie up the abatement garden is with afflicted plants, and those with a austere insect infestation–or decumbent to insect pests, like Brassicas are to banknote worms. Acceptable garden sanitation in the abatement to abolish adorable overwintering places can help, so I don’t aloof leave spent afflicted plants standing. Added on appropriate cleanup approach for my key pests, from annihilate bugs and cucumber beetles to those banknote worms and more. Had any austere fungal diseases, such as with peonies, or roses? I’d apple-pie up extra-carefully beneath those and abandon the spore-covered debris, too.
MY WEEKLY public-radio show, rated a “top-5 garden podcast” by “The Guardian” bi-weekly in the UK, began its seventh year in March 2016. In 2016, the appearance won three argent medals for arete from the Garden Writers Association. It’s produced at Robin Hood Radio, the aboriginal NPR base in the nation. Accept locally in the Hudson Valley (NY)-Berkshires (MA)-Litchfield Hills (CT) Mondays at 8:30 AM Eastern, echo at 8:30 Saturdays. Or comedy the Oct. 23, 2017 appearance application the amateur abreast the top of this transcript. You can subscribe to all approaching editions on iTunes or Stitcher (and browse my annal of podcasts here).
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