by Pam Jones You have probably thought of preserving the fruits and vegetables that you have grown; making jams, jellies and freezing or canning the
The Lucas Vineyards story begins in 1974 when Ruth Lucas and her family moved from the Bronx of New York City to a 60
by Liz Magnanti Stealthy and deadly, birds of prey can be an unwelcome sight to other birds, small mammals, and even homeowners who fear the
by Cathy Monrad After a long day of gardening, these homemade scrubs will exfoliate and pamper your hands like an expensive brand, at a fraction of
by Donna De Palma; uncredited photos by Jane Milliman Creating borders of fragrant, flowering herbs or adding clusters of herbs to a flower garden is
Story and photos by Michelle Sutton, except where noted; plant photo descriptions by Diana Smith Not just 750 Japanese maple plants. More than 750 Japanese
What To Do in the Garden in March & April The following are some general ideas for early spring. Take weather conditions into account. Winter Damage
There’s no doubt about it: this winter has been a slog. But the March-April issue is as sure a sign of spring as anything. With
