New England Gardener

We have a clean slate on the front and side of out house. What kind of foundation plantings do you recommend? We live right outside Boston MA.

Like anything else, the more love you give, the more love you get. In my opinion, our TLC will take a plant to Proven Winner Status

The same fungus blamed for the Irish Potato Famine in the 1840s is now doing a number on crops in Vermont. “Late Blight” thrives in cool, wet weather and targets tomato and potato plants.
It shows up as dark spots on foliage and fruit, spreads easily and does its damage rapidly.
The disease poses no [...]

We can all relate to yellow leaves on our plants, especially in this gray, cool, and wet weather pattern. But not to worry.. this is not a big problem. You may snip the bottom leaves and braches of your vegatable plants. This keeps the garden green and healthy.

We can all relate to yellow leaves on our plants, especially in this gray, cool, and wet weather pattern. But not to worry.. this is not a big problem. You may snip the bottom leaves and braches of your vegatable plants. This keeps the garden green and healthy.

We can all relate to yellow leaves on our plants, especially in this gray, cool, and wet weather pattern. But not to worry.. this is not a big problem. You may snip the bottom leaves and braches of your vegatable plants. This keeps the garden green and healthy.