Strategically selecting shrubs for the yard can create a natural barrier for privacy and security Read More
Are you looking for a way to heat your hoop house without electricity? Read More
Apple cider vinegar has quite a history as a medicinal plant, an antiseptic, and as a curative. But is it really? Let's take a look at the role it played in history. One thing I know for sure, it does not straighten curly hair. Read More
Louse Beebe Wilder seemed to lead the ideal life for a gardener--or did she? Read More
Boost curb appeal this fall with natural fall color. Read More
Having a shady yard does not mean you cannot grow trees. While most trees require lots and lots of sunlight, there are some species that can actually tolerate mild to heavy shade and even thrive in it. Read More
You supply the caption for our weekly funny image. Read More
Located in one of the oldest cities in the U.S., Boston Common, also known as the Common, is a central public park in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. It's historic and beautiful, but one thing it doesn't have is an "s" attached to the name. Read More
Of all the garden blooms that could grace a property, few can compete with the elegance and beauty of the peony. These hardy but magnificent flowers are easy to grow and even easier to enjoy. Read More
Let's congratulate the winners of our 2018 County Fair. Read More
Spice up your homebrew with fruit from your garden. Read More
Pressure-treated wood seems the perfect solution for outdoor wood construction such as decks and sheds. Read More
Autumn is a transition period from the actively live garden to winter dormancy. The change of the season also brings changes to your plants, some of which are good changes. For instance, the deep colors of maple trees as they enter their winter sleep, sloughing off leaves that turn almost any hue on the color wheel. Read More
They may not be the magic beans of "Jack and the Beanstalk" fame, but these fancifully named beans are pretty amazing in their own right. The very name "Dragon Tongue beans" seems like something straight out of a fairy tale, but I can assure they that they perform very well in the real world. Read More
When your homebrew turns out just right, the first thing you want to do after drinking it is brew some more. Brew using sustainable ingredients to cut down on the turnaround between batches. Read More
One of the most important autumn tasks of the colonial American housewife was candle dipping. Probably few candles were as pleasant to work with as those made from bayberry wax. Read More
There are scarier things lurking in our gardens than the creepy crawlies. Read More
Writing about broom is like opening a hornet's nest. It is well liked in the east, and very much disliked in the west. But it has an interesting history, and therein lies this story. Read More
Every time I eat a cucumber, I cut the end and put it on my forehead. You may think it's silly, but my grandma always said it's for the headache. And I think it's cute and fun! Read More
Beer is delicious and becomes a special experience with an herbal infusion. Read More
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