Designs from Teresa England and her husband, Jim, will add beauty to your garden – and the Englands will even set up the pieces for you.
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A new generation is living the good life
From simple steps like drying clothes on a clothesline instead of in an electric dryer to bigger ones like installing solar panels to power your house, homesteading allows people to save money, have more control over their lives, help the community and even the planet.
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Flowers for both sun and shade
Flowers, with their colors, shapes and fragrance can be rewarding to grow and worth the effort.
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What if you don’t want your gardens to be a dinner buffet for deer?
Plant experts suggest gardeners shop for deer-resistant varieties of annual and perennial flowering plants.
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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.
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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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Here’s how to container garden through the seasons
Start now with spring.
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What you need to know to grow juicy strawberries in Maine
For starters, expect to replant once every five years or so.
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Aglaonema are easy to grow and have handsome leaves in many colors
The houseplant, which thrives in high humidity, also produces flowers – but it’s typically grown for its vibrant leaves.