An evangelist for vermiculture explains how it is done.
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Maine Gardener: Natural gifts for gardeners bring ideas for new growth
The 2015 crop of gardening books includes trendy, classic and practical guidance and inspiration.
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Maine Gardener: Hire an arborist to do those scary jobs
And make sure you find a pro, not just some guy with a chain saw.
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Maine Gardener: It’s easier than ever to let the sun light your landscape at night
Aside from saving energy, it’s simple to move solar-powered lighting around to put different plants in the spotlight.
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Coastal Maine Botanical Garden has big plans to grow
New features will include a conservatory, water-themed garden and research facility.
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Maine Gardener: You don’t need a bog to grow your own cranberries
Spoiler alert: Expect to attract the cranberry fruit worm, but it can be dealt with.
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Taking stock of a fruitful summer in the garden
The raspberries and tomatoes thrived. The cucumbers not so much.
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Maine Gardener: For the serious gardener (or zoning board member), consider an intensive class on landscape design
The Garden Club Federation of Maine revives its Landscape Design School.
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Maine Gardener: Waldoboro high school students save heirloom seeds
The project connects them with the past, the future, the outdoors and the whole wide world.
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Maine Gardener: Get your garden ready for winter
It’s time to shop, plant, divide, mulch, remove and rake.