Shelley Wigglesworth

Autumn gourds mimic the vibrant hues of New England’s fall foliage. Learn how to preserve gourds, and how to display them too!

Fall is a great time to work in the garden and prepare for next year’s growing season. Here are 5 top picks for fall planting in New England.

Late fall is the perfect time of year to collect acorns to grown into mighty oak trees. Learn how to grow oak trees from acorns with these easy instructions.

Looking to enhance your outdoor fall decor? Learn which fall porch plants we like the best, plus tips for displaying and maintenance.

Though taking plant cuttings and rooting them is the most common way of propagating new houseplants, some houseplants can be grown from seeds.

These herbs and flowers deter summer insects and pests naturally.

As summer nears its end, sunflower season begins! Learn how to grow sunflowers and harvest sunflower seeds with our guide to these garden favorites.

Already thinking ahead to next spring? Learn how to plant fall bulbs now and reap the beautiful benefits later.

When you follow these expert hydrangea care tips and tricks, you’ll soon be enjoying a yard full of blue and pink blossoms.

Filling your yard with flowers that attract bees is just one small way you can aid their survival while also supporting the environment.

Try these methods to keep deer out of the garden without using chemicals and or spending a lot of money.

Learn about the easiest types of roses to grow in New England, all of which are hardy enough to survive — and even thrive — in our harsh climate.