gardening
It’s Time to Prune Your Hydrangeas, According to the “Hydrangea Whisperer”
Hydrangea season may be on its way out, but the care and the keeping of New England’s favorite flowers is not. They require maintenance even […]
Where to Buy Gardening Supplies in Greater Boston
For Planters Stonegate Gardens Veteran growers know the right container can make all the difference—and thankfully, Stonegate has a wealth of stunning pots for just […]
This Arlington Artist Paints What She Gardens
“Nothing lights a fire under you like a breast cancer diagnosis,” Mara Callahan says. “I realized I hadn’t painted enough and didn’t get to where […]
Sarah Trumbore Designed Her Home Garden to Be a True Family Hangout
Hidden behind the garage of Sarah DiMascio’s Chestnut Hill Tudor Revival is something wonderfully unexpected—a glorious profusion of blooming flowers, herbs of all varieties, and […]
How Can I Protect My Garden from Rampaging Rabbits?
Welcome to “One Last Question,” a series where research editor Matthew Reed Baker tackles your most Bostonian conundrums. Have a question? Email him at onelastquestion@bostonmagazine.com. […]
The Prettiest Gardens to Visit in Boston and Beyond in Spring, Summer, and Fall
If you’re the type of person who notices the first faint flowering of the trees each spring, you’re not alone. Eagle eyed garden fans can […]
Nine Space-Saving Accents for Your Patio or Porch
1 Gloster “Bells” powder-coated aluminum side table with teak top, $1,040, Casa Design Group. 2 Metal spades and hoe with leather handles, $147 for set, […]
Four Ways to Start a Garden While You’re Home in Your Apartment
Maybe flexing your green thumbs is something you’ve been resolving to do for years but never had the time. Perhaps you’ve heard of the […]