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Horticulturist Matt Mattus shares gardening expertise, research and science from his home garden and greenhouse.

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Five Fall Perennials to Plant Right Now

September 14, 2012

Japanese Anemone’s add elegance and romance to the autumn perennial border.  Long-lived, this is the best time to find them at your local garden…

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Sponsored DIY Videos by Moen, and Windowsill Plants from Summer Annuals

September 13, 2012

 ***This post is sponsored by the good folks at Moen*** Having a baby changes everything – especially homeowner to-dos. It’s time to transform this…

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Plant Collectors – Order These Now, or Wait Another Ten Years

September 10, 2012

Attention Plant Collectors – You can thank me later, but order these now if you can – since I have already arranged for most…

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Fierce Weather Marks a Shift in the Seasons in New England

September 10, 2012

A MONARCH BUTTERFLY ENJOYS SOME NECTAR ON ONE OF THE HELIOTROPE STANDARDS. Much of the eastern US experienced fierce weather yesterday, as a cold…

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Round Up – Creative Canning Jar Labels

September 8, 2012

 I sew love Sewlovetheday’s felt Mason Jar Labels.  As many of you are canning and making jams and jelly’s as I have been, how about a…

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Preserving Memories: Canning Asian Pears and Gardener’s Pickles

September 7, 2012

SEPTEMBER IS PICKLE SEASON, AS BACK-YARD GARDEN’S ACROSS THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE OVER-DELIVER AND RALLY – OH, WHAT TO DO WITH IT ALL. Pickling connects…

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Planting Fall Vegetables – Sponsored by a Super Fall Carhartt Sale

September 5, 2012

Nothing comes between me and my well-worn Carhartt Dungaree’s. Well, maybe TMI, but this superb felt container with Thai Basil sure makes a better…

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Repotting Succulents as Summer Ends

September 4, 2012

THE URN THAT I PLANTED WITH SCRAP SUCCULENT CUTTINGS COLLECTED FROM PLANTS THAT WERE TOSS-AWAY’s  AROUND THE GREENHOUSE, HAS FILLED IN NICELY – NOW…

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Who’s your tiger? Tigridia, of course – if only briefly.

September 3, 2012

TIGIRIDA PAVONIA, A MEXICAN TENDER BULB OPENS IT’S WIDE GRAPHIC PETALS ONLY BRIEFLY, DURING THE SUNNIEST PART OF THE DAY. This plant seems like…

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Summer Japanese Flower Festivals at Home – The Asagao, and Chinese Lanterns Re-Imagined

August 31, 2012

MY JAPANESE MORNING GLORIES, OR ASAGAO, ARE RAISED FROM SEED WHICH I BROUGHT BACK FROM A TRIP TO JAPAN A FEW YEARS AGO. This…

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