And no method is labor-free.
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Get busy checking out the fruits (and vegetables) of summer at Maine school gardens
A tour on Saturday takes in gardens and breaks for barbecue.
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Summer flowers have gone by, so what to grow now?
If you plan carefully, you can have blooms into October.
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Give your garden more pizazz with more late-bloomers
Sample these seven.
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With summer ending, it’s time to refresh your garden containers
Fall is coming – time to replace plants?
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Our garden columnist goes in search of garlic bulbs to plant
Tom Atwell comes upon an array of choices.
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Many changes afoot at the McLaughlin Garden in South Paris
Expect a new (old) iris garden, a woodland garden and a meadow – and programming changes are in the works, too.
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Lewiston publisher of Farmers’ Almanac highlights firm’s sustainability
The family enterprise that produces the annual bible of weather predictions is proud to be solar powered and carbon neutral.
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Is your shade garden looking lackluster?
Run to the store and pick up some bugbane.
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Hey, gardeners – here’s how to fill that gap in your bookshelf
‘Native Plants for New England Gardens’ is timely for pollinators and for you.