In The Weeds Lawn & Garden

05/04/2023

May Mowing Madness is upon us! Entering our 13th year!

04/18/2022

Our surroundings seem to be growing greener by the minute! To schedule our services for the season please call 845-417-8428 or email [email protected]. We are excited to be entering our 12th year!

06/30/2020

From Patrick and Arielle of In the Weeds and Rivertide Center:

Black Lives Matter, and we at Rivertide know that it is our responsibility to do better, to join the work being done to make sure that our society changes drastically in order to reflect and honor this basic truth.

We know that silence is not an option anymore. We are realizing more fully now that it never was. We stand with those who have been killed, marginalized and repressed by a system of white supremacy. George Floyd. Eric Garner. Breonna Taylor. Sandra Bland. Dominique "Rem'mie" Fells. Riah Milton. Ahmaud Arbery. Tony McDade. Elijah McClain. Trayvon Martin. Atatiana Jefferson. These are just a few names - this list is heartbreakingly long.

We stand with those fighting for justice and we honor those that dedicated their lives to that fight. Sylvia Rivera. Marsha P. Johnson. Storme DeLarverie. Bayard Rustin. Rosa Parks. Marcus Garvey. Sojourner Truth. Thurgood Marshall. Harriet Tubman. Ernestine Eckstein. Tyron Garner. These are just a few names - this list is inspiringly long.

While we started our dojo with the specific intent of being diverse and inclusive, we understand now that ’build it and they will come’ is not sufficient. We dedicate ourselves to taking a more proactive approach to creating more diversity at Rivertide Center, and to figuring out how we can utilize the resources and privilege that we have to stand in solidarity with Black Lives and to help dismantle white supremacy.

Always forward!
Patrick Gaucher and Zoe Kravitsky (Arielle Herman)
Rivertide Center

photo by Alon Koppel

05/30/2019

Sunny days are sure to come. Wanna go out and play? We'll get you out!

04/08/2019

Black owned farms make up less than 2 percent of all farms in the United States. According to a recent report, Black farmers lost 80 percent of their farmland from 1910 to 2007, often because they

04/03/2019

There are signs of new life out there, don't let 'em get the jump on ya!

04/16/2018

It’s rare that I find a book that is as useful, accurate and easy-to-read as "Native Plants for New England Gardens" by Mark Richardson

04/04/2018

Find out how to strategically plant trees and shrubs around your home to keep it warm in the winter and cool in the summer!

03/23/2018

Let's acknowledge the amazing historical 'crazy plant ladies' whose love of botanicals made an impact on the way we view plants today.