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...
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...
Winter may have settled in, but January is a surprisingly productive month for Massachusetts gardeners. While the ground is frozen and daylight is short, this quieter stretch is perfect for assessing your tools, planning your crops, and caring for the...
