Leave the Leaves?

When fall leaves begin covering the lawn and garden beds, the first instinct is often to rake everything up and haul it away. But fallen leaves can actually be a valuable garden resource when they are used thoughtfully.

Fall Gardening for Wildlife

Fall is a great time to make a few simple changes that can help support birds, pollinators and other beneficial wildlife through the colder months.

Fall Perennials: What to Cut & Leave

As fall settles into Massachusetts, it’s tempting to tidy every garden bed and cut everything back before winter.

Hydrangea Pruning Guide

Hydrangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs in home landscapes. Their large blooms and vibrant colors make them a favorite for gardens throughout Massachusetts.

Creating a Peaceful Garden

Join Laura from Garden Answer as she plants beautiful evergreen trees, including Arborvitae, Western Red Cedar, and Hoopsii Blue Spruce, then relocates a garden fountain to create a relaxing focal point.

Milkweed, Monarchs, and More

Butterflies bring beauty, movement, and life to any garden. They also play an important role as pollinators, helping support healthy ecosystems and thriving landscapes.

When, What, and How Much

Fertilizer can make the difference between plants that survive and plants that thrive. But more is not better. The real secret is knowing when to feed, what to use, and how much your plants actually need.

Planting 440 Lavender Plants

Join Laura from Garden Answer as she plants out lavender in a formal garden.

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