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.
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Garden planning should begin now, when you’re deciding on seeds
In the depths of winter, garden columnist Tom Atwell plans his vegetable garden – and suggests you do the same.
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Executive director of Maine organic farmers association to retire in late August
The group that certifies the state’s organic agriculture operations has made strong progress during Ted Quaday’s five years at the helm.
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Try asparagus from seed rather than the usual roots
It takes a year longer to grow, but it will save money.
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For gardeners and farmers, the time to prepare for climate change is now
The average temperature in Maine has risen 3 degrees Fahrenheit since 1895, more than most of the rest of the country.
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Garden Catalog Dreamin’ on such a winter’s day
This year’s Maine seed catalogs offer gentle breezes and freakish herbs.
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Versatile Rex begonias come in many varieties
They’re beautiful even this time of year without foliage, thanks to lovely leaves.
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Two more plants from Johnny’s Selected Seeds in Winslow earn accolades
All-America Selections and the Perennial Plant Association announce this year’s award-winning plants.
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Pros and cons for planting native plants
If doing what is best for the environment is foremost to you, the answer is clear: Grow seed-grown natives in the soil that existed in your garden before your home was even built.
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Hey gardener, are you looking for a hobby over the long, cold winter?
Grow (then eat) some sprouts.