After a week of gorgeous weather, we are back to cloudy skies and colder temperatures: a typical New England spring. What's growing in...
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Steven Pierson of Natural Affairs Flower Shop. PORTLAND, Conn. - It's hard not to notice the hydroponic tomatoes growing under brigh...
One of Pierson's orchid and fern creations for sale. PORTLAND, Conn. - "It's nice to sell something people like." Fo...
Warmer temperatures this week sent the flowers out of the ground! When have we had a spring before where snowdrops, daffodils and hellebore...
Ramp bulbs ready for shipping at Cricket Hill Garden. Photo used with permission. Ask about ramps, and you'll likely get a mixed reac...
Although overgrown in this photo, this garden holds special memories. Many gardeners can often attribute another person for getting them...
Not even a delayed spring could keep the snowdrops from blooming. They are peaking now in my garden. What's blooming in your garden to...
Book Review Groundbreaking Food Gardens: 73 Plans That Will Change the Way You Grow Your Garden By Niki Jabbour Courtesy of Storey ...
It's finally spring! The snowdrops are blooming in the garden along with the fuzzy willow. But even though the flowers are starting to...
Daffodil bulbs emerging from the ground. The snow is almost gone and spring is delayed by at least two weeks here in central Connectic...
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