The Great Outdoors

Last week we got in our annual truckload of Scotts fertilizer. In my 45 years in the business, there hasn’t

Youth hunters, i.e., those who will be younger than age 18 on the day of the hunt, may apply for

In a sure sign that spring is not far behind, the first Purple Martins of the year have been spotted

I looked out the dining room window one morning and was astounded at the sparrows; house sparrows. They covered the

As we grow weary of winter weather, one of the most delightful perennials to have for your shade garden is

If you are a senior citizen or disabled resident who cannot physically clear the snow from your driveway and walkway,

A local organization invites anyone who is interested in weather to attend a free class on how to recognize and

You made it! You made it once again to the end of the holiday season. So now what? How about

January is the time when gardeners’ thoughts turn to spring and the arrival of seed catalogs in the mail bring

Poinsettias have been associated with Christmas for a very long time. Franciscan friars in Mexico began incorporating this plant into

One wintry morning a few days ago, a day when the sky was gray and snowy, blown by a strong

A river runs through my home town, and there was a bridge across the river when I was a boy,

We have a new neighbor. One, maybe two, maybe more. Beavers have moved into the wetland at the end of

When my older daughter turned into our driveway a few nights ago, in the headlights we saw a small animal

As we enter the autumn season, many shoppers are making plans for houseplants that can help to remove toxins from