To prune or not to prune — there lies the question, whether it’s better to trim and stake, or leave the vines to ramble. Veteran North Country…
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July’s second week of blistering heat has broken. Coupled with Canadian wildfire smoke and murky air quality, conditions were nothing short of…
“Got your peas in?” is a springtime refrain among local gardeners, some of whom jump hurdles to have their harvest on the table first. One met…
NORWAY — Norway resident and President of the Board of Trustees, Aubrey Lyn Bell, will present a program, Gifts of the People: A Lesson in Ind…
Tomatoes are the most widely grown crop in home gardens across America, and with good reason. Sun-ripened and fresh from the vine, home-grown …
July is traditionally a steamy month in the mountains, and 2025 is proving the case with withering heat and humidity. Thursday’s showers broug…
Showers set in midweek, accompanying July’s Buck Moon as it waxed full on the 11th. The heat, humidity and precipitation translated into a qua…
In January I wrote about the raised bed I constructed out of concrete planter wall blocks that have cut-outs that allow wood to be slid into. …
Vegetable favorites come and go in the gardening world, catching the fancy of home growers