September is one of the most productive months in the New England garden. Cooler days make outdoor work more comfortable, while warm soil and dependable fall moisture help new plants establish roots. It is also the ideal time to repair summer damage and prepare your landscape for the seasons ahead. Use...
Summer can be hard on a New England lawn. Heat, drought, heavy foot traffic, insects, and weeds may leave behind thin areas, bare patches, or tired-looking grass. Fortunately, September offers some of the year’s best conditions for lawn repair. Cooler air reduces stress on new grass, while soil remains warm enough...
When many gardeners think of fall color, mums are usually the first plants that come to mind—and for good reason. Their bold flowers are an autumn favorite. But mums are only the beginning. With the right combination of perennials, ornamental grasses, shrubs, foliage plants, and late-blooming annuals, your landscape and...
When spring arrives, everyone wants a garden filled with healthy growth and colorful blooms. One of the best ways to make that happen is to start planting in fall. Throughout September and well into autumn, cooler air temperatures make gardening more comfortable while the soil remains warm enough to encourage root...
A deer-resistant garden does not have to look plain, stiff, or limited. In fact, some of the most beautiful summer borders are built around plants deer tend to avoid because of their fragrance, texture, or strong foliage. The key is to think like a designer first. Instead of choosing plants...
Hydrangeas are one of the most loved flowering shrubs in New England gardens, and for good reason. Their big, colorful blooms can make a shady border, foundation planting, or mixed garden bed feel full and beautiful all summer long. But when a hydrangea grows plenty of leaves and produces few...
Easy Ways to Make Your Garden More Bee, Butterfly, and Hummingbird Friendly June is National Pollinator Month, making it the perfect time to look at your garden through the eyes of bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other helpful pollinators. These small visitors play a big role in healthy gardens, strong food crops,...
For many gardeners, tomato season is the moment they’ve been waiting for. As warmer days and milder nights settle in, it’s finally time to start thinking about getting tomato plants into the garden, raised bed, or patio container. A little extra care at planting time can make a major difference...
Planting for pollinators is more than adding a few flowers to the yard. It is a garden project with a purpose: creating a living space where bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, beneficial insects, and birds can find food, shelter, and safe places to thrive. A pollinator paradise does not need to be large....
Deer can turn a carefully planted garden into a salad bar overnight. In northern New England, especially around wooded neighborhoods, conservation land, and quiet residential areas, deer pressure is a real challenge. The good news is that you can still have a beautiful garden. The key is understanding what deer...
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