Ulrich Lorimer

Boston-area yards have been covered in snow for weeks — a stable condition for dormant plants

How glorious does a 50-degree day feel in March? I am sure I am not alone in feeling joy at the sun’s warmth upon my face, and at its power rapidly melting the piles of snow in the garden. Tree buds are swelling, the bluebirds have returned, and with the spring equinox a mere few […]

Campaigns like “leave the leaves” and “save the stems” teach us that gardens are habitats for pollinators and insects. What’s happening in your garden as signs of spring emerge?

Almost all plant life on earth straddles two very different worlds: the above-ground realm and a world of roots, rhizomes, and bulbs.

Whether in a public space or in the garden at home, let’s give thanks to those amazing women that foster the seeds of life.

By following a few simple steps, you can enjoy fresh herbs and vegetables while avoiding common disease and pest problems

This year, National Pollinator Week, June 22-29, highlights the outsized role of butterflies and moths and their host plants.

Our gardening expert offers tips for water conservation as New England copes with hot, dry weather

Our gardening expert breaks down the many types of hydrangeas you’ll encounter in New England.

Thyme, oregano, rosemary, summer savory, hyssop, lavender, peppermint, and spearmint all belong to the mint family