The Window Box Saga
The window box saga – are there good alternatives to planting annuals which might harm the pollinators? There are, but it’s not as easy as going to the local garden center. Here’s what we decided to do.
Native plant gardening in New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley
The window box saga – are there good alternatives to planting annuals which might harm the pollinators? There are, but it’s not as easy as going to the local garden center. Here’s what we decided to do.
Spring migration is underway. It’s a great time to think about what native plants to add to your garden and where to put them!
Bright showy annuals are showing up at garden centers and are hard to resist after our long snowy winter. But could they be harming our pollinators?
Protect New Hampshire’s pollinators by leaving them cover. Avoid raking leaves or removing dead plants until we have a steady stretch of temperatures above 50 degrees.
We looked out the window yesterday morning and saw a gorgeous male Eastern Bluebird investigating the box we put up last fall for Black-capped Chickadees.
One day we have five inches of snow and the next day it’s warm enough to lounge on the deck. How can we know how far off spring really is?