‘Native Plants for New England Gardens’ is timely for pollinators and for you.
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Plant arugula in August, and watch it thrive in cool weather
You’ll enjoy its peppery bite in salads in September.
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Expand your garden into the ‘esplanade’
That bit of land between the sidewalk and the street can host a range of tough, hardy plants.
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Grow beets: If you have room, plant them now
By the end of October, they’ll be ready to harvest.
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Eating your vegetable garden is no big deal
But eating your flower garden?
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Our garden columnist evaluates his garden midseason
Shrubs gave a great show. The French Alouette Imperial Larkspur? Not so much.
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Does your garden have a mulch problem?
There’s a right way and a wrong way to use it.
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Plant foxgloves now for next year
They prefer rich soil, part to full shade and come in a range of colors.
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Practice leaf-to-root eating on all that mint taking over your garden
The stems can flavor to syrups and sauces.
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Meet the new head of MOFGA
Sarah Alexander has been advocating for strong food systems for decades.