Three-season plants always in style
Spring and summer means it’s a prime time for plants flowering and looking their best. Plants that...
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Growing lemon, lime, kumquat trees can be fun on Shore
With their bright color, summertime scent and refreshing taste, citrus trees are a tempting pick when seeing them at your local nursery. Christy Little, owner of A Little Farm and Nursery in Stevensville, says while it isn’t all...
Read MoreBarndominiums gain popularity
For people of a certain age, hearing, “Were you born in a barn?” as a child usually meant you had left a door open to the great outdoors, letting precious air conditioning out and dastardly flies and mosquitoes in. But as...
Read MoreCollecting World War II rationing stamps
(Editor’s note: DeeDee Wood is the owner of Black Cat Curiosities, an online antiques research and sales venue.) After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, the United States entered World War II. This also began...
Read MoreBlue false indigo a treasure in blue-purple
Blue false Indigo or Baptisia australis is a lovely herbaceous perennial plant that waits until the spring warms the earth before emerging with a large clump of soft colored blue green clover like leaves in May. Each leaf is...
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