What gardeners do at the end of the growing season will determine how clean, productive and manageable their garden beds will be when spring arrives.
Lake Winnipesaukee supports our economy, our communities, and our way of life. So far this summer, we haven’t seen any cyanobacteria blooms on…
As September rolls in, we say goodbye to another summer in the Lakes Region. Back-to-school routines, sweater weather, and the start of footba…
If you have cleaned up the vegetable garden and cut back your perennials, you might be feeling just a little smug — especially since this gard…
As the leaves start to fall, our annual raking routines will pick up. While many people have carried on this tradition for years, how many hav…
When I was growing up, my mom served meat and potatoes nearly every night. Our vegetable was peas or cooked carrots, and once a week or so we …
Big yellow school buses are on the road again… or at least a few of them. Tree leaves in the swamps are turning red. Frost and cold weather ar…
June, for most of us, was a very dry time. When weeds and established perennials started to droop, I knew it was time to water, and I did. But…