From growers and merchants to artisans and authors, there’s a garden guru around every corner at the Connecticut Trade Secrets annual garden show.
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Before sending a bouquet to the object of your affection, make sure you’re sending the right message with this guide to flower meanings.
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How to Build a Bonfire in Winter
Wondering how to build a bonfire in winter? Deep snow, a brush pile, marshmallows, and patience are among the requirements.
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How to Ski on Ice
Facing an icy slope can be intimidating, but not impossible. Here’s some helpful advice for how to ski on ice, and get to the bottom safely.
In the fall of 2018, millions of squirrels met their demise on New England roadways. One year later, we look back at the why and the how, and what’s in store for 2019.
Teaberry plants are almost everywhere in New England and are usually at their peak in mid-October! If you have ever spent time walking in the woods in New England, chances are you have stumbled across or even walked upon teaberry plants. If you are native to New England, you may even have fond memories of […]
Ever wondered how autumn colored leaves get that way? Learn our expert insight into why leaves change color, then enjoy the show!
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Succulent Care and Display Tips
Succulent care couldn’t be much easier, which makes these hardy members of the cactus family good for both indoor and outdoor gardens.
Ants are one of the most common and annoying pests. Learn how to get rid of ants for good using these very simple methods.
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How to Grow Irises
A cluster of colorful irises makes for an eye-catching addition to any garden. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider adding these hardy and beautiful flowers to your own collection.
The perennial rhubarb plant is a popular tart stalk vegetable. Find out more about growing rhubarb, the rhubarb season, and when to harvest rhubarb.
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How to Make a Tree Stump Planter
Do you have an old stump or log from a fallen tree on your property? Why not use nature as your inspiration and turn it into a tree stump planter.