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...
August may feel like the home stretch of summer, but there’s still plenty happening in the lawn and garden. Heat and humidity can bring fungal problems, grubs are actively feeding below the lawn, mosquitoes and ticks are still very much...
There’s nothing quite like stepping outside, snipping a handful of fresh basil, and turning it into something delicious. Whether you’re growing basil in the garden, on the patio, or in a sunny kitchen window, you’ll often find yourself with...
July is when your garden really starts earning its keep. Tomatoes are ripening, flowers are putting on a show, lawns are feeling the heat, and unfortunately, insects and plant diseases are just as active as everything else. This month, Uncle...
Whether you’re growing climbing houseplants, towering tomatoes, or flowering vines, giving your plants the right support can make all the difference. Plant supports aren’t just about keeping things tidy—they help plants grow healthier, produce better blooms and harvests, and even...
Herb gardens do so much more than flavor your favorite summer recipes. Many popular culinary herbs are also some of the best pollinator-friendly plants you can grow, helping support bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects all season long. The...
There’s something about lavender that instantly makes a garden feel relaxing. Maybe it’s the soothing fragrance, the silvery foliage, or the way pollinators flock to it all summer long. From cottage gardens and herb planters to sunny walkways and patio...
There’s nothing quite like picking your own fresh strawberries—warm from the sun, perfectly ripe, and bursting with flavor. The good news? Strawberries are surprisingly easy to grow in New England, whether you have a full garden or just a sunny...
If you’ve been waiting for consistently warm weather to start planting, you don’t have to. Many plants actually thrive in the cool, unpredictable conditions of early spring—making now one of the best times to get started. From fresh herbs and...
If you’re looking for a simple, satisfying way to grow fresh food at home, microgreens are a fantastic place to start. These tiny, nutrient-packed greens grow quickly, require very little space, and can be ready to harvest in as little...
