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It's thrilling to see the Port of Saint John embrace green spaces and foster collaboration with local businesses. By integrating sustainable initiatives like marram grass and other ecological enhancements, the port not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also promotes environmental stewardship within the community.

Consider creating a lush outdoor herb garden. Herbs like mint and basil not only repel unwanted bugs but also provide fresh ingredients for your kitchen. Hanging baskets with mint can circulate its refreshing aroma, creating an inviting and bug-free space.

Saint John, with its cool maritime climate, provides a unique environment for growing fruit shrubs like strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a novice, understanding the specific needs of these fruit-bearing plants will help you cultivate a bountiful harvest. Here’s a comprehensive guide to caring for these delightful fruit shrubs in Saint John.

The box tree moth is a serious threat to boxwood plants in Canada. Although it doesn't harm humans, it can devastate boxwood shrubs, which are vital for Canada's nursery trade and landscapes. The moth spreads mainly through infested shrubs' movement and can fly short distances each year.