Here are some tips for which types to grow and how to plant them.
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Dressing up your garden for a party
Tips to ready your landscape for guests.
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Enjoy your pick of blooms to grace garden and home
When planting, consider flowers that look beautiful outside and in a vase.
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How to have berries as local as your backyard
The Big Three for small fruit in Maine are strawberries, blueberries and raspberries, and there are three secrets for success.
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Rhododendron or azalea? Or both?
Here’s the lowdown on hardiness, colors and timing.
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You don’t need a lot of land to grow vegetables
Containers will do nicely.
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Deep freeze in December may pay off on the pest battlefront
We might get lucky with fewer winter moths posing risks to trees.
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Tom Atwell on buying seedlings at the farmers market
Compare, bargain shop and discover unusual varieties.
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Asparagus and rhubarb announce the spring
The two best perennial vegetables come into their own in May, a great time for planting as well as eating them. Asparagus is a classy vegetable, justifiably popular in high-end restaurants, whether prepared with sauces, shaved into salads, or just lightly steamed and served with butter and pepper. Rhubarb is more down-home, a spring tonic […]
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Is new necessarily improved?
Local nurseries enumerate this year’s harvest of new plants.