The Landscape Design Council (LDC) of Massachusetts presented three awards at the 2015 Boston Flower & Garden Show recently held at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. The winners were: Miskovsky Landscaping, jointly with Haskell Nursery; Magma Design Group, Inc.; and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. The LDC panel of judges was made up of … Continue reading Landscape Design Council Presents Awards
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Forced Forsythia Branches
The mountains of snow are slowly disappearing, helped along by recent rains and warmer temperatures. It’s sad to see the damage done to so many of our shrubs by what has been called our “nightmare” and “unrelenting” winter. So many branches broken! In addition, several of our trellises are damaged. We’ll have lots of cleaning … Continue reading Forced Forsythia Branches
2015 Boston Flower & Garden Show
The 2015 “Boston Flower & Garden Show” takes place at The Seaport World Trade Center in Boston from Wednesday, March 11 through Sunday, March 15. This year’s theme is “Season of Enchantment.” A festive Gala Preview Party was held on Tuesday evening, March 10, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with proceeds benefiting The Genesis Foundation … Continue reading 2015 Boston Flower & Garden Show
Start Summer Bulbs Indoors
By Sally Ferguson – For a jump in the season, start your summer bulbs indoors. Bulbs and tubers such as canna, calla lilies, begonias, dahlias and gloriosa provide some of the most dramatic flowers in the summer garden. They’re very easy to grow, but they’re also very sensitive to frost. In fact, in the trade, … Continue reading Start Summer Bulbs Indoors
Potatoes and St. Patrick’s Day
Saint Patrick’s Day remains one of our nation’s most celebrated holidays nearly 250 years after the first American celebration took place in Boston in 1762. While a few traditions have changed, the ceremonial planting of potatoes around St. Patrick’s Day remains strong, according to Burpee Chairman and CEO George Ball. “Customer interest in potatoes has … Continue reading Potatoes and St. Patrick’s Day