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By Collin Pine

by Collin Pine I ’m just going to come out and say it: Rockridge’s eastern fox squirrels are bad neighbors. These introduced terrors tear up my raised beds, take bites out of my tomatoes and uproot my potted plants. Now, if a native western gray squirrel...

By Lily Martins

The Garden Next Door, at the Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery during the annual Pollinator and Friends Day festivities on Saturday, April 8th. To hear more about Pine’s upcoming events, follow him on Instagram @collin.pine. n

By Carol Kasparek

couple raising a child. “I wanted people to understand that what I feel is what everyone else feels,” she says. The Garden Next Door The roots of Collin Pines’s book, The Garden Next Door, came from various life experiences. Pines developed his children’s book by using “trees as tools” after a stint with the Cameroon Peace Corps. He went on to receive an Environmental Science degree from Allegh...

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By Lily Martins

...es, and turn yellow, orange, or brown before drop- ping in the fall. The large round seeds hang from branches, two or three to a stem. As the climate get warmer, the sycamore will help keep us cool. n Event Announcement: Rockridge resident Collin Pine will be reading from his book,

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