As the 12th generation of a family that has owned and worked one of the country’s oldest farms in Newburyport, Massachusetts, Justin Chase understands New England life. Since 1683, each generation of his family has passed down an increasing intimacy of the natural world, their Yankee traditions, and what it takes to maintain independence in […]
April 1998 | “The Swan Boats,” by Oren Sherman.
Made with fresh rosemary and thyme, these homemade herbed popovers make a delicious addition to the dinner table.
I cold winter’s day in New England. While taking this photograph of Nobska Lighthouse I remember thinking of warmer days ahead. 🙂
Earth-Kind: Special designation created by Texas AgriLife Extension Service to recognize roses that demonstrate superior pest resistance and hardiness. These plants are own-root, highly tolerant to black spot, and can be grown without fertilizer, spraying, or supplemental watering after the first year. Landscape Rose: Grows low, like groundcover, and works well in any landscape. Flower […]
April 1986 | Detail from “Meadow’s Edge — Mallard,” by Robert Bateman.
A collection of images celebrating the beauty of Maine from Portland-based photographer Mark Fleming.
