WOLFEBORO — More than a decade after teaching herbal salve workshops with G.A.L.A., the organization now known as Makers Mill, local herbalist…
They measure just a few millimeters across, but scientists say they could feed astronauts exploring deep space.
Fallen leaves provide essential winter habitat for native pollinators and provide natural mulch for the soil. If you have to clear some leaves, don’t get rid of them entirely: Move them out of sight.
Experts suggest species will fruit “prolifically” once autumn rainfall becomes more established and moisture returns to the soil.
Some plants had effectively paused during the heat and are now responding to wetter weather with fresh growth.
GILFORD — This month, Opechee Garden Club will host a free Floral Pumpkin Workshop, led by Carole Curry. The workshop will be be held Monday, …
HEBRON — For the fourth consecutive year, Newfound Lake Region Association Weed Watcher volunteers have surveyed 100% of Newfound Lake’s shore…
Something Wild host Dave Anderson with the Forest Society says the Granite State is experiencing ideal conditions, setting up “a spectacular a…
"Many believe plants simply "drink" moisture from the air, but the process is a bit more complex."
GILFORD — Being the steward to a little garden patch can prove more daunting than initially apparent. Keeping beds clean and plants happy invo…