The weather has been its classic up and down self. We’ve had real heat and humidity, then bright and cool weather down from Canada – along with some smoke -and then rinse and repeat – a classic New England summer. Unfortunately, we’re still in drought and that’s putting a real strain on a lot of trees -especially the very young and the very old trees. Any woody plants that are in-ground less than 5 years need an eye on them now and again to make sure that drought stress

Everyone seems to be in the garden, and that’s a GREAT place to be!

And the Spring Season Blows Wide Open!! And the side yard nursery i up and running!

Happy Spring in whatever guise you celebrate it!!! Passover and Easter are early this year – but we all need the blast of color that those holidays bring after this LLOONNGG traditional New England winter…I’ve never been all that fond of tradition and this winter is no exception! We’re only now getting to clean out the goat pens (and this is critical with new babies only about 2 weeks away!!). Usually, we clean out in mid-January during the “thaw” which barely happened and