Summer in Massachusetts is a magical time for gardeners, and if you’re looking to grow something that’s both satisfying to harvest and delicious to eat, let’s talk about edible bulbs. These underground gems—like onions, potatoes, and horseradish—not only thrive in… Read More
Welcoming Hummingbirds Back: What to Know About Spring Migration Each spring, ruby-throated hummingbirds return to New England after a long migration. These tiny birds fly thousands of miles from Central America and the southern U.S. back to our gardens—and your… Read More
When most people think of planting bulbs, they picture bright tulips and cheerful daffodils welcoming spring. But summer-flowering bulbs bring a whole new level of beauty to the garden, offering months of color and texture with minimal effort. If you… Read More
As winter loosens its grip and the garden begins to stir, one of the earliest signs of spring emerges—hellebores. These elegant perennials, often called Lenten roses or Christmas roses, are among the first to bloom, sometimes even pushing through… Read More
As the first signs of spring emerge—warmer days, budding plants, and birds chirping—it’s tempting to dive headfirst into the garden. After months of winter, many gardeners are eager to tidy up, clear out old growth, and prepare for the season… Read More
Spring is Coming! What Should You Do in the Garden Right Now? Hey, gardeners! As winter winds down, we always hear the same question: What should I do in my garden now that spring is (finally!) on the horizon? The… Read More
As the days get longer and the sun shines a little brighter, your houseplants sense the change in season and start waking up from their winter rest. Early spring is the best time to give them a fresh start… Read More
Flowers have long been a way to express love, gratitude, and celebration—but did you know that each month has its own special bloom? Birth month flowers carry unique symbolism, making them a thoughtful and personal way to mark birthdays and… Read More
If you’ve ever heard a steady tapping on a tree in the middle of winter, chances are you’ve been visited by one of New England’s most fascinating feathered friends—the woodpecker. These birds are hardy, resourceful, and surprisingly diverse, making them… Read More