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Q - My garden is growing and beginning to produce vegetables. I have heard that gardening can be done year-round or at least most of the year except winter. Can

Q - My Hydrangeas did not bloom well this year. Is there anything that I can do to ensure more blooms?

Editors note: This version corrects the dates of the event, which happens Friday and Saturday.The flowers kept blossoming over the past two years,

The flowers kept blossoming over the past two years, but the pandemic kept the Stonington Garden Club from showing them off on the annual

COVID-delayed greenhouse will open early next month at the Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol.

Q: How do I get rid of all the Crepe Myrtle and Bradford Pear suckers that are coming up around these trees?

Sue Barton personifies UD's land-grant mission of research, teaching and extension outreach

An estimated 93 people enjoyed the family friendly, Earth Day themed activities including composting, nutritional education, participatory cooking and more.

Above: The view from Scalloptown Park, May 1, 2022. Credit: Ron Tibbetts If you have an event you want to share, send it to editor@eastgreenwichnews.com. Monday, May 2 Blood Drive – The Town of Eas...

CORVALLIS, Ore. – For gardeners spring really kicks in when the plant sales start. For two years, Oregon State University Extension Service Master Gardener Association plant sales stalled because of COVID-19. As they reappear, shoppers are happily planning their annual haul. The sales are held statewide, with 19 counties holding an event this year, according to LeAnn Locher,