Then you can enjoy the blossoms’ beauty inside and out.
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Let it be a wild, wild world
Landscape architect Thomas Rainer tells gardeners to invite in the wilderness.
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Fort Williams, and just about everywhere else in Maine, struggles with invasive plants
The Wild Seed Project offers advice for dealing with some of the worst offenders.
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Don’t fret; it’s not too late to plant your garden
You can still plant – and more importantly harvest – vegetables from your garden. Here’s how:
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June’s a good time to plant cosmos
They bloom in late summer, producing cheery blooms in the garden or in pots
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Elderberry making its way into the spotlight
The UMaine Cooperative Extension is researching the state’s native elderberry and assisting in its commercial production
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Add flower power to your plate with hostas
Hungry? Why not grab something from your flower garden.
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Grow sunflowers for splendor and seeds
Varieties provide easy to grow, pollen-free flowers of varying heights
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Saffron can be grown in Maine, but it can be labor intensive
Saffron, the world’s most expensive spice, is growing in Penobscot County.
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Choose a good-looking climbing plant that’s not too aggressive
Give your landscape some vertical diversity with vines.