Even when they look dry and “dead,” our green spaces are full of life. When we think about plants, for example, we can see that herbaceous perennials seem dry but they are actually just retreating underground, while annuals...
Read MoreThis time of the year most of us are gathering around tables to celebrate gratitude with friends and family. There’s usually a few things left to handle in the garden before winter settles in. So, let’s talk about how to run...
Read MoreAs much as I look forward to this season, I often find myself getting anxious about how to get everything done, how we will afford everything we want to do, all with the added pressure of making sure everything is magical for my...
Read MoreFall is a wonderful time to remember what thrived in the garden and what didn’t. It is also a great time to see what bloomed during the summer that should be left alone, not trimmed back, so that the native song birds can feast...
Read More(Editor’s note: DeeDee Wood is the owner of Black Cat Curiosities, an online antiques research and sales venue.) Some of the finest homes in 19th century Europe made a statement with their plasterwork ceilings. Extensive labor,...
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