New England gardening this week
The Midsummer Vigil: Keeping the Bugs Out and the Soil Singing in July Good morning, BixFam. If you’re reading this […]
The Midsummer Vigil: Keeping the Bugs Out and the Soil Singing in July Good morning, BixFam. If you’re reading this […]
The Mid-Summer Vigil: Keeping Our Abundance Safe from Pests and Time Good morning, BixFam. If you’re reading this while sipping
Moon Gardens and Night Pollinators: Designing for Moths and Dusk in New England The air in a Massachusetts garden shifts
Moon Gardens and Night Pollinators: Designing for Moths and Dusk in New England The day’s heat begins to soften, painting
The Mid-Summer Check-In: Reading the Leaves for Resilience It’s that time of year when the garden stops being a hopeful
The cardboard box arrived Monday morning, smelling faintly of damp earth and oregano—the unmistakable scent of a good harvest. I
The Mid-Summer Abundance Check: Harvesting Resilience from Your New England Plot The air this morning, even before the sun crested
The air this morning, hanging heavy over the backyard garden near Cambridge, smells like a potent mix of sun-warmed earth
The air this morning in the garden—whether you’re near Salem or out by the ponds in Concord—smells like a perfect,
The air this morning in the garden—whether you’re working a small patch behind your home in Salem or tending rows