When you plant a pollinator garden, you’re not just creating a pretty backyard haven — you’re building a vital food source and habitat for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other essential wildlife. But did you know the type of fertilizer you… Read More
Still Plenty of Time to Grow While early spring might be ideal for cool-season crops like peas, broccoli, and lettuce, June is prime time for planting summer vegetables. Warm-season favorites like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, zucchini, beans, and eggplant… Read More
Pollinators are some of the hardest-working creatures in your garden—buzzing from bloom to bloom, helping plants produce fruits, vegetables, and seeds. But while we often focus on feeding pollinators with nectar-rich flowers, they also need two essentials we sometimes overlook:… Read More
If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing butterflies flitting around your garden, balcony, or even a sunny front stoop, you’re in luck—it’s not too late to get started! Growing a butterfly garden from seed is easier than you think, and you… Read More
June 16th – 22nd Pollinators play a vital role in our ecosystems, food supply, and everyday lives—and National Pollinator Week is a time to celebrate and protect them. Established in 2006 through a U.S. Senate resolution, National Pollinator Week grew… Read More
A Fun Activity for the Whole Family Who doesn’t love butterflies? These fluttery little friends bring joy, color, and life to any garden. Planting a butterfly garden is not just a treat for the eyes—it’s a chance to invite your… Read More
There’s a reason clematis is known as the “Queen of Climbers.” With gorgeous, showy blooms in a rainbow of colors and a long flowering season, this versatile vine adds vertical interest and charm to any garden. Whether you’re looking to… Read More
Sod is a fast and effective way to create a beautiful green lawn without the wait. Whether you’re patching a section or transforming your entire yard, Mahoney’s offers everything you need—from expert advice to… Read More
In New England, where yards are often close together and neighbors can be just a few steps away, creating a sense of seclusion can be key to enjoying your outdoor space. Fortunately, plants offer a beautiful, natural solution. Whether you’re… Read More