Your plants may need your help should pests appear. ... More

June is the month that brings bugs out in full force and sets off the annual gardener’s battle waged against insects, disease, and wildlife. Here... More

Each breath of lavender fills the atmosphere. The inventory of sachet’s, soaps, linen sprays, lotions, teas, wreaths, and colognes brings a refreshing brace of aroma... More

For most of the northern part of the United States, Memorial Day marks the date when tomatoes can be safely planted to avoid frost. Learn... More

“All things seem possible in May,” someone said, and that’s a good way to approach May gardening chores. You still have time to give your... More

Gardeners, don’t get in too big a rush to get your green bean seeds in the ground. Learn the important differences between bush and pole... More

Hundreds of thousands of visitors have toured the one-room Norman Rockwell Museum, but beginning in May, visitors will have a new experience as it turns... More

Read up on when to plant your veggies.... More

“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.”... More

What you feed your plants can make a mighty difference when you come to harvest your vegetables and flowers. And spring is the time to... More

Early spring is the time to plant ornamental grasses as well as to prune back last year’s growth of established clumps so that new shoots... More

One of the joys of country living is the harvesting and eating of delectable new potatoes in spring. The tender, succulent tubers only 1¼-inch in... More