Here are a few that rely on volunteers.
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These plants will bring a taste of the tropics to decidedly untropical Maine
Most Maine gardeners already grow tropicals, though you may not know it. We simply call them annuals.
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With yet another dry May, it’s deja vu all over again for gardeners
Only 0.79 of an inch of precipitation fell in Portland this May; the average for the month is 3.88 inches. Is this the new normal?
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Produce food, control erosion, feed wildlife – make your garden fit your needs
If you match a native plant to its function, your garden will flourish.
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Here’s how to attract more butterflies to your garden
One of the keys is to offer a habitat for the earlier stage of the life cycle – caterpillars.
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What to know if your hydrangeas aren’t blooming
Often, the reason is that people cut off flower buds during improper pruning.
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Plant sales no bargain if winter moth is part of the deal
Here are some tips on how to avoid it. In short – dig early, consider location.
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A primer on starting the growing season in your garden
First thing’s first: Create a neat, nicely cut garden edge to mask a lot of other problems.
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Grow French breakfast radishes
A trip to France inspires our garden columnist to get these spicy radishes in the ground.
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Our garden columnist plots out the growing season ahead
He has high hopes for a new larkspur and debates how to allot tight garden space.