by Amanda Rose Newton, Ph.D. When the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to drop, cyclamen bring a welcome burst of color to the season. With their butterfly-like flowers, beautifully patterned foliage, and preference for cooler conditions, these charming plants...
by Amanda Rose Newton, Ph.D. As autumn settles into New England, most gardeners are preparing their gardens for winter. Perennials are winding down, leaves are piling up, and the first frosts are making themselves known. But what about the garden...
Winter has a way of reminding us who’s really in charge of the garden. One day, the landscape is looking tidy and ready for its winter rest. A few snowstorms, gusty winds, and hungry rabbits later, and spring can reveal...
by Amanda Rose Newton, Ph.D. If your bird feeder is the busiest spot in the yard, imagine what could happen if the rest of the landscape joined in. Bird feeders are a great way to bring feathered visitors closer, but...
