Gardening in New England
The Benefits of Bee Pollination
Bees buzzing around your gardens and property are a good thing, and beekeeping has been gaining popularity in... Read More »
How to Start Hydroponic Gardening
Hydroponic gardening is the art and science of growing plants without soil. For hundreds of years mediums other... Read More »
Build a Cold Frame
Cold frames are excellent for starting new plants early in the season and extending the growing season into... Read More »
Make a Container Water Garden
If you’re looking for a centerpiece that lasts longer than flower bouquets, make a container water garden. A... Read More »
Propagate Succulents
Succulents have textures and shapes that differ from traditional house plants. Their diverse and visually interesting forms have... Read More »
Make a Miniature Terrarium
Not only are terrariums the simplest way to connect with nature and bring the beauty of the outdoors... Read More »
Valentine’s Day Plants
Go beyond roses this year, and give Valentine’s Day plants that will last, send a message, and are... Read More »
How to Prune Houseplants
When pruning, trimming and maintaining your indoor plants, have you ever wondered how much snipping and cutting back... Read More »
Grow an Indoor Herb Garden
Herbs are easily grown inside and make lovely kitchen centerpieces and windowsill plants. Small herb container gardens and... Read More »
Make Flower Arrangements Last Longer
Flowers are the perfect holiday gift for the person who has everything, but nobody wants to give a... Read More »
Holiday Tradition: Force Amaryllis Bulbs to Bloom
Add a little color and beauty to your surroundings this winter by forcing amaryllis bulbs to bloom. A... Read More »
Use a Garden Entrance to Define Outdoor Spaces
Gates, arches, arbors, fences, bridges, stepping stones and paths signal to us that there is something beyond our... Read More »
Bittersweet Vine | Is the Invasive and Beautiful Plant Friend or Foe?
New Englanders know that the autumn blooming bittersweet vine is a catch 22. Loved for its beauty and... Read More »
Decorating for the Holidays with Garden Style
Centuries ago Christmas and winter-holiday celebrations were centered around the rhythms of nature. From the gifts that were... Read More »
Garden and Potting Shed Styles
Garden and potting sheds are as diverse as the people who own and use them. Charming and intriguing,... Read More »
Birdhouses in the Garden
“Keep a green tree in your heart and perhaps a singing bird will come.” ~Chinese proverb~ Birds and... Read More »
10 Simple Ways to Decorate for Fall with Garden Style
Fall is in the air, and with the gardening season just about over, now is the time... Read More »
Start Composting with Worms
Vermicomposting is a self-contained and modified alternative or addition to traditional outdoor composting. It consists of using small... Read More »
Gardening with Moss
Lush, woodsy, musky, earthy green moss. It’s hard to believe that some folks actually try to rid nature’s... Read More »
Architectural Elements in the Garden
Want to set the mood in your yard? Try adding architectural elements in the garden. Whether your idea... Read More »
Tantalizing Tomato Tips
There’s something very satisfying about picking a perfectly ripe home-grown tomato from the vine to slice and eat... Read More »
Farmers’ Markets
There’s something special about purchasing the food that nourishes and sustains our bodies and souls directly from the... Read More »
Berry Festivals in New England
There is nothing like a good old-fashioned New England Strawberry or Blueberry festival. Though there are hundreds of... Read More »
Install a Backyard Rock and Water Garden
Want to add an interesting focal point to your garden area? Consider installing a backyard water garden. I... Read More »
Grow Fresh Herbs in Your Garden
There is nothing like walking out to the garden on a summer day to snip fresh mint for... Read More »
Answers to Your Toughest Gardening Questions
Q. I am crazy for herbs (cilantro, basil, parsley and mint). How can I get a head start... Read More »
Force Flowering Trees to Bloom Inside
Almost all native flowering trees can be forced to bloom indoors, ahead of nature’s schedule. As soon as... Read More »
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