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Kids' Day: Outdoor Destinations Around Long Island
From amusement parks to nature preserves, there are many options for kid-centered outings on Long Island. If you'd like to take your kids on a fun excursion in the next few weeks, our REALTORS® recommend checking out the following places.
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Prep for These Upcoming Road Races
Spring is one of the busiest times of year around Long Island for road races, with many opportunities to enjoy a fun, social workout near Nassau County homes for sale while raising money for charitable causes. There are also races coming up close to Suffolk County homes for sale for all ages in a variety of lengths. Ready to hit the ground running? Our REALTORS® have the details on five upcoming road races on Long Island that you can train for this spring.
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Long Island: Racing Through Fall
Fall has officially arrived in Nassau and Suffolk counties, and runners all over Long Island look forward to this season. It's the perfect time of year to hit the pavement, and there are some great races coming up.
Our REALTORS® are excited to share some of their favorite upcoming fall events on Long Island. So lace up your running shoes, and get ready for these races in Nassau and Suffolk counties!
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Family Day: Where to See Wildlife on Long Island
Spending a day with family is a great way to bond and re-focus on what's most important in life. If you're looking for something fun to do as a family, consider heading off to see wildlife on Long Island. From petting zoos to nature preserves, our REALTORS® can recommend some awesome places for a wildlife-focused family day.
- Holtsville Ecology Site: 249 Buckley Rd., Holtsville, NY 11742
The Town of Brookhaven Holtsville Ecology Site and Animal Preserve is a publicly owned preserve built on a former landfill site. The town took ownership of the land in the 1970s and has been working ever since to preserve it in a way that benefits both people and native wildlife.
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Beginner's Guide for Outdoor Potted Plants
If you have a small yard or a hilly landscape, you can still enjoy container gardening year-round. Growing potted plants is a little harder than growing plants in the ground, but our REALTORS® have some gardening tips to help you develop a green thumb in no time. Are you ready to grab your gardening gloves and start planting?
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Make a List of Plants You Like
Before you head to the nursery, think about how you want your container garden to look. Do you want drought-tolerant succulents, leafy green ferns, colorful blooms, or a variety of different plants? If you're a beginning gardener, go online to get ideas of plants you like, then make a list or take pictures with you to the nursery.
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