And the new field guide ‘Grasses and Rushes of Maine’ will help you identify just what kind.
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Lots of trees in Maine. Unfortunately, lots of pests, too
At Grow Maine Green Expo, experts discuss ways to slow down the spread of many destructive insects.
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Bill Cullina gets to the root of the matter
Even if you can’t see them, the roots of trees and other plants are vital to life as we know it.
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MOFGA talk offers advice on planning, caring for your vegetable garden
Hint: Crop rotation doesn’t work in a small vegetable garden.
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Falling on the ice is bad for you. But ice-melting salt is bad for your garden.
Here’s how to balance two opposing needs.
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When nothing else grows, seed catalogs sprout
Our columnist gives the highlights of several local ones.
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And the envelope please: Here are the year’s garden award winners
There’s an Oscars of sorts for plants, too.
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Climate change dominated this year’s Maine Gardener
Once, garden writers advised on where to plant the petunia. Today, they tackle native planting, pesticides, bee collapse and more.
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Could we grow truffles in Maine?
Well, no. But it was a nice fantasy while it lasted.
