Knock the dust off your garden
After being cooped up all winter, we all have visions of the weed-free, bountiful garden we’ll...
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Pansies, primroses offer color as temperatures creep up
Two early bloomers many gardeners turn to for their first bursts of garden color are pansies and primrose. While both come out early, they each present a different look; the pansey putting out flat or ruffled flowers and the...
Read MoreStart your garden off ‘Brew-tifully’
Tea lovers swear by a well steeped cup (or two) in the morning to smoothly jump-start their days, especially during the long winter months. While caffeine supplies the kick, healthy nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorous, ions...
Read MoreSquirrels are all about the nuts and bolts
Do you (and likely your dog) love watching the curious adventures of squirrels as they jump tree to tree and scurry around in your yard? While many people know that squirrels like acorns and have bushy tails, what else are the...
Read MoreA history of chandeliers
(Editor’s note: DeeDee Wood is the store manager at Tharpe Antiques, in Easton, part of the Talbot Historical Society.) The word chandelier comes from the Latin/French word “candelabru,” which means candelabra, or a place for...
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