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Maine Gardener
What you need to know to grow juicy strawberries in Maine
For starters, expect to replant once every five years or so.
Maine Flower Show: How the judging works
The seven judges rate each of the 12 display gardens at the show in about 10 categories.
A peek behind the scenes at this year’s Maine Flower Show
The event itself last four days, but work on the plants, stonework and those cool structures takes far longer.
Pansies will bring a burst of simple, bright color to your garden
These are the plants that people buy on their first visit to the garden center each spring – staples of the season and beloved by children.
Older adults will want to plant gardens that will last for generations
Those who will tend to your plants years down the road will thank you for growing beautiful, low-maintenance gardens.
Beautiful snowdrops can help you power through mud season
There’s plenty more to get you through the doldrums, too, such as crocuses, ‘Arnold Promise’ and marsh marigolds.
Here’s a gardening task that’s actually good for winter: Pruning
You need three tools: a hand pruner, a lopper and a pruning saw.
Spring into action: A brief guide to starting your own seeds
The how, the what and the when, and the who to call for help.
Caterpillars – the good, the bad and the ugly
Two talks at Grow Maine Green Expo give the lowdown on the hungry bugs, at once an essential part of the ecosystem and a threat to native trees.