A productive herb garden can keep giving long after the growing season winds down. By harvesting and preserving herbs before cold weather arrives, you can enjoy the flavors of basil, rosemary, thyme, oregano, sage, mint, parsley, and more throughout the...
Libra season (September 23–October 22) is associated with balance, beauty, and connection. Represented by the Scales, Libra is known for being charming, social, and diplomatic, with a natural appreciation for harmony and aesthetics. This zodiac-inspired floral arrangement brings those qualities...
When choosing a tree for your landscape, there are plenty of reasons to look close to home. Native trees are species that have grown naturally in our region for generations, making them an important part of New England’s forests, wildlife...
You’ve probably heard us say that fall is for planting, and September is one of the best months to put that advice into action. Cooler days put less stress on many plants, while the soil is still warm enough to...
If you’re starting a new lawn, replacing tired turf, or repairing an area that has seen better days, sod gives you one big advantage: an established lawn almost instantly. But the type of sod you choose can make a big...
Straw is generally better than traditional field hay for garden mulch because it contains fewer viable seeds and is less likely to introduce weeds. Salt Marsh Hay is the exception. Although technically hay, its seeds are adapted to salty coastal...
Virgo season (August 23–September 22) is thoughtful, grounded, and quietly beautiful. Represented by the Maiden, Virgo is known for being practical, observant, and attentive to the little details others might overlook. Harvest Maiden, our zodiac-inspired floral arrangement, reflects Virgo’s personality...
Ornamental grasses bring something special to the landscape. Their upright forms, soft movement and distinctive seed heads add texture that can be difficult to get from other plants, and many look just as interesting in fall and winter as they...
When you think about fall planting, herbs might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But fall can be a great time to add perennial herbs to the garden. The soil is still warm, the days are getting...
Few landscape investments provide as much long-term value as planting a shade tree. Beyond creating a cool place to relax on hot summer days, shade trees can lower energy costs, support local wildlife, improve air quality, and increase your property’s...
