Reduce mulching to promote the seeding process.
Maine Gardener
Stone anchors the garden in many ways
An expert who has written several books on stone tells how to use it well.
Dig in, or maybe employ goats, to stop garden invaders without chemicals
Cut back, remove roots, employ weed wrenches, try goats.
Maine Gardener: Catalogs seed desire for new flowers and vegetables
Potatoes developed at the University of Maine should catch the eyes of garden catalog browers.
Johnny’s Selected Seeds scores two All-America Selections winners
Cornito Giallo F1 and Escamillo F1 are the fairest sweet peppers of them all – at least for 2016.
Pesticides may get rid of ticks, but at what cost?
Experts disagree on their safety and potential harm to you and other insects.
This winter, growers should cultivate their minds
Brush up your gardening skills with some of the many local offerings.
Maine Gardener: Protection needed for bees and against ticks, still
Talks at the New England Grows trade show give specifics on the hows and the whys.
Maine Gardener: Bonsai requires patience and skill
Two Mainers who prune the tiny trees take different tacks.
Maine Gardener: Gifts that keep on giving for the growers in your life
From bee houses to a well-made hoe, these items will help their gardens and the wider world.