A Walk in the Woods March 2, 2012 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Miscellaneous Lawn & Garden A simple walk in the woods can have a calming, therapeutic effect on the body and the mind. Read More→
The Vistas of Wintertime February 28, 2012 Ruth S. Foster Garden, HowTo, Lawn & Garden Take some time to explore the wintertime vistas in your neck of the woods. Read More→
Angry Birds February 14, 2012 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Miscellaneous Lawn & Garden Birds can be trained to eat when you do, giving you and your family a colorful, lively display during mealtime. Read More→
Famous 150 Year Old Winslow Homer Copper Beech Tree Cut Down in Belmont, Massachusetts February 12, 2012 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs The story behind the felling of one of Massachusetts' most famous trees. Read More→
Serious Rules for the Care of Old Trees February 12, 2012 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs Old trees require extra attention and care in order for them to stay vibrant and healthy. Read More→
Health and Survival of Beeches and Other Ancient Trees February 9, 2012 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs Why do some trees live to be centuries old? Explore the science and mystery behind beeches and other ancient trees. Read More→
Turning Leaves Into Mulch October 24, 2011 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs Rather than having leaves carted away by the town, consider using leaves in a compost pile or turning them into valuable mulch. Read More→
Birdhouse For Beginners October 10, 2011 Birds and Blooms HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Miscellaneous Lawn & Garden With its classic good looks, this one-board birdhouse will fit anywhere. Read More→
Transplanting Trees September 23, 2011 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs A transplanted tree with survive and thrive if the proper steps are taken before, during and after the operation. Read More→
Root Balls September 23, 2011 Ruth S. Foster HowTo, Lawn & Garden, Trees & Shrubs Transplanting a larger tree is best done with a ball of soil -- or root ball -- to protect the roots and ensure a successful move. Read More→