HOME & DESIGN

White Out

By Heather Senison
June 2, 2021

Like with any trend, all-white kitchens were first big in magazines, and before long became the most common style on HGTV, Bravo and other television renovation shows.

It’s June, the first month of summer and a month of verdant abundance. In that green spirit, we’ve compiled a list of environmentally sound solutions to common problems that plague the modern home and yard.

Help the Pollinators

By Anne Halpin
June 2, 2021

Essential to the planet, a loss of habitat has endangered their survival

DIY Container Garden

By Jenn Neubauer
June 2, 2021

Containers allow you to grow in smaller spaces or to easily expand the square footage of your garden to produce more vegetables.

PLANT A POTAGER

By Anne Halpin
May 10, 2021

Growing some of your own vegetables and herbs is a rewarding summer pastime and a great project to do with kids

DIY MEMORIAL DAY STRAWBERRY PLANTER

By Jenn Neubauer
May 10, 2021

Strawberries are not only delicious but they are versatile as well. When planting Strawberries we like to utilize the method of container planting.

THE YEAR OF THE YARD

By Hannah Selinger
May 10, 2021

According to a March article in Forbes, 2021 is “the year of the yard.”

Create Your Own Edible Kitchen Planter

By Jenn Neubauer
April 21, 2021

As we patiently wait for Spring temperatures to warm up, we look for ways to begin to get into our gardens. What better way than to bring your garden inside with a fun DIY project. This Edible Kitchen Planter is a versatile indoor garden that will jazz up your everyday dishes and add just enough green into your space. As the season progresses, we can switch out the herbs and edible flowers...

The Great Outdoors!

By Anne Halpin
April 2, 2021

One of the most healing things we can do during times of upheaval is to get close to nature. No matter what happens in the world around us, the cycles and rhythms...

Welcome Spring – Your Perennial Garden Will Brighten The Early Spring Scene

By Anne Halpin
March 5, 2021

In flower gardens and landscapes, spring begins with bulbs. Here on the East End some of the earliest — and most welcome — color in our landscapes and gardens comes from bulbs.