Maine Gardens and Gardening - Reeser Manley
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The Asian long-horned beetle, or ALB, is a charismatic creature with a black-and-white body about an inch long and as wide of your little finger, bluish legs and two banded antennae that curve back over its body.
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Last week, Master Gardener Volunteers in Hancock County gathered at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension office in Ellsworth.
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It has been an exceptional October in Marjorie’s garden, the leaves of some native shrub species just starting to turn, rich autumn color lost in recent years to early hard freezes. Summersweet …
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My favorite plant in Marjorie’s garden at the moment is a redvein enkianthus, Enkianthus campanulatus, planted 10 years ago and pruned to form a multitrunk small tree. This past week, as the last …
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Pollan describes the dilemma facing a community after a tornado devastates the local old-growth pine forest, Cathedral Pines, requiring a decision by the residents on the area’s future.
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From mid-October until pea-planting time, reading books and watching the garden’s birds fill the void created by cold and snow.
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And the dead leaves lie huddled and still,
No longer blown hither and thither;
The last lone aster is gone;
The flowers of the witch hazel wither;
The heart is still aching to …
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Every gardener has a crow story, a tale that either exalts the cunning of crows or vilifies their malicious intent to overthrow the garden. My crow story takes place in western Washington, where I …
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The garden in late September, before a killing frost, is filled with an exuberance that borders on desperation. Plants and insects alike, knowing what is to come, seem hellbent to get their work …
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