Xeriscaping in Northern New England
Living in the Northeast I never thought I would consider adding xeriscaping (pronounced zera-scaping) to my landscape design repertoire. Whatever…
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It’s Spring Clean Up Time…. For Your Garden
Beautiful gardens begin with a thorough spring clean up! Spring is for new beginnings, and the best way to do…
“Contain” Your Garden with a Burst of Annual Color
Finally! Plants are growing and the danger of frost has passed, but what can you do if you need color…now? …
Spring 2014 Newsletter
Earth Day 2014 is tomorrow, April 22, and we are so thankful to finally see the ‘earth’ in this part…
Signs for Early Spring Tree Care
One of the things you can count on in New England is that no two springs are alike! I recall…
Ice melt, what you don’t know can hurt your walkway or lawn
Ice melting products were designed with safety in mind, they are meant to keep surfaces clear of ice and help…
Of Firewood and Firepits
Does fall make you yearn for the warmth of a fire in the fireplace? Me too! …
Our Fall 2012 GreenWords Newsletter
Our Fall 2012 GreenWords newsletter is now posted on our website. It’s filled with lots of good ideas for the…
A Surge In Sunflower Popularity
Sunflower; Aster Family Everywhere I go, I see sunflowers. There is a huge surge in sunflower popularity going on right…
July is rough on your lawn
Correct mowing is the absolute most critical factor when it comes to high summer temperatures and not adding stress already…
The Annual Carpet Display Of The Flowers Of Hepatica
(Hepatica nobilis var. acuta) now reclassified as Anemone acutiloba, but it will always be Hepatica to me… Liverleaf, Sharp-lobed hepatica…
A dry spring hinders lawn greening
Despite the early spring and absence of snow, current weather in April is so dry lawns are under drought stress…
