Maine photographer Cig Harvey captures moments of otherworldly beauty in her solo museum show “Eating Flowers.”
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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.
Gardens
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.
Pondering architect Philip Johnson’s genius—and controversial past— in a stunning glass-walled Connecticut home.
In the woods of Vermont, George Sawyer continues a family tradition of hand-making Windsor chairs.
A Massachusetts green thumb is gardening to change the world, one acre at a time.
As National Dog Day comes bounding in on August 26, we salute this Nutmeg State author whose best-selling romance novels usually include an affectionate nod to our four-legged friends.
A conversation with one of the creators of the Newport Folk Festival reveals the power of music to knock down walls.
The perennial rhubarb plant is a popular tart stalk vegetable. Find out more about growing rhubarb, the rhubarb season, and when to harvest rhubarb.
Learn more about an extreme example of that famous New England thriftiness in this look back at the New Hampshire Roadkill Auction.
Gardens
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.