Winter Sowing on the Edge: Let Nature Do the Planting October 2025 blog by: Mitchell Nesbitt, Nursery Manager October is a month of soft transitions. The air sharpens, the leaves release, and the garden quiets. But under all that stillness, a slow kind of preparation begins. While most people pack up their gardening tools for… [Read More]
September blog
Removal of Heavy Metals from Soil using Vegetation by: Dawn Slack, Environmental Research Manager Plants provide… Food for people and animals, medicine, mitigate heavy rain, buffer wind and wave energy, protection from soil dehydration, beautiful meadows for pollinators, and the list goes on and on. Plants have been used by Helping Nature Heal for… [Read More]
August blog
Hold on for Hurricane Season 2024 by: Dawn Slack, Environmental Research Manager The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) article from May 23, 2024, anticipates “above-normal activity” due to several factors including “warmer-than-average ocean temperatures”. Out of 17 – 24 total storms, four to seven major hurricanes with winds of 179 km/h or higher… [Read More]
July blog
We’ve Launched ABUNDANCE®! We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest innovation here at Helping Nature Heal Inc. Our team has been hard at work, and after careful planning and dedication, we’re excited to introduce our brand-new 100% organic Soil Booster! We’ve been thinking about bringing ABUNDANCE® to market for quite some time,… [Read More]
June blog
A Plethora of Erosion Strategies (Part 1) by: Emillie Rose In an age where ecological strategies are both more common and needed, we as humans are taking a variety of approaches to slow erosion on our shorelines. Research and experience are showing that a lot of hardened structures are not only unreliable, but can… [Read More]