Making your own wood pallet garden is a quick and easy way to create a healthy and organized garden for flowers and vegetables alike!
Gardens
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New England
Best Spring Flower Festivals in New England
Craving color after a long winter? Check out our picks for the best spring flower festivals in New England.
Maine
Guide to Bangor, Maine
Deep history, great food, a lively waterfront, and easy access to New England’s only national park are just a few reasons to visit Bangor, Maine.
Massachusetts
The Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival
Each summer, Cape Cod celebrates everything hydrangea with the fun and colorful Cape Cod Hydrangea Festival.
New Hampshire
Best of Portsmouth, NH | Hotels & Inns
The abundance of hotels in Portsmouth, NH, makes it a wonderful seaside city destination. Here’s a list of favorite Portsmouth, NH, hotels and inns.
Made by the Trappist Monks of St. Joseph’s Abbey in central Massachusetts since 1954, Trappist Preserves are a unique New England-made product.
Massachusetts
Insider’s Guide to Martha’s Vineyard | Eat, Stay & Play
Planning a Martha’s Vineyard vacation? Writer and resident Jamie Kageleiry shares her expert picks for the best places to eat, stay, shop, and things to do for the ultimate insider experience.
Connecticut
Exploring Historic Old Wethersfield, Connecticut
Where’s the oldest and largest historic district in Connecticut? Old Wethersfield, CT, of course, where more than 150 homes predate the Civil War.
At these New England house museums, tours take you behind the scenes and into the past.
By Roland Merullo My wife and I bought our first home when we were 27 and 30 years old, respectively. It was an extremely modest property with a $40,000 price tag: a four-room chalet two miles down a dirt road in southwestern Vermont. The road had a steep drop-off on one shoulder and was treacherous […]
The “Ciao Italia” host and “Weekends with Yankee” guest shares tips on giving your garden some Italian flavor.
Gifts for the garden—from hand-forged tools to all-weather urns—lend their own beauty to the landscape. And when they’re rooted in the creativity of New England artisans and companies, they only deepen the enjoyment of our backyard Edens.