The longtime favorite can produce a stalk up to 6 feet tall, peppered with bright blossoms
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If it grows together, it goes together
Is companion planting effective? And what does it mean when it’s time for dinner?
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You know spring has nearly sprung when it’s time to prune trees and shrubs
But avoid the spring bloomers and sap runners.
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You may think the drought is so last summer, but the effects linger for your garden
Trees and shrubs are likely to get a slow start, but we should see more flowers.
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Flowers aren’t all your garden needs
Timber Bay Home & Garden creates whimsical cast stone statuaries such as Clifford the Copper Eating Caterpillar.
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The McLaughlin Garden in South Paris is growing
Preliminary expansion plans could include a children’s garden and gazebos with a view.
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It may be legal to grow marijuana in Maine, but it’s not easy to get gardening advice
Here are some tips on marijuana in Maine.
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It’s time to plant the salvia
These heirloom cottage-garden plants are one of the few truly blue flowers, making them an intriguing choice.
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What do most gardeners want? Low-fuss and sustainable gardens
A professional offers ideas for plants that satisfy those desires.
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DNA analysis will force us to call plants by other names
As it becomes easier to determine how plants are related, or not, botanical labels will change. (A dogwood is not a dogwood is not a dogwood.)