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Add beauty, function to your garden with a path LEE REICH, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail This undated photo shows a garden path in South Salem, NY, NY. This locust wood and gravel path is attractive even as it provides firm footing even in wet weather. (Lee Reich via AP)Lee Reich/AP A path is a feature too often overlooked in a garden or landscape. Maybe it lacks functionality, or beauty, or it’s needed — but just not there. A well-designed path can do more than keep your feet dry. It can tell you where to walk, and also guide your eyes and imagination. What’s at the end of the...

Lee Reich This undated photo shows a garden path in South Salem, NY, NY. This locust wood and gravel path is attractive even as it provides firm footing even in wet weather. (Lee Reich via AP) April 27, 2021 - 4:35 AM A path is a feature too often overlooked in a garden or landscape. Maybe it lacks functionality, or beauty, or it’s needed — but just not there. A well-designed path can do more than keep your feet dry. It can tell you where to walk, and also guide your eyes and imagination. What’s at the end of the path? WHERE TO?

Photo by Jen Theodore on Unsplash Windham - The Windham and Windsor County chapters of University of Vermont Extension Master Gardeners will host a free Zoom presentation on April 24 on pruning fruiting plants. Lee Reich, Ph.D., a horticultural consultant and writer, will describe correct and timely pruning methods for apples, peaches, grapes, blueberries and other fruiting plants to keep them healthy, productive and bearing the tastiest fruits. He also will demonstrate how to a restore a neglected plant through proper pruning. The session, which will run from 9 to 10:30 a.m., is being ...

Turning point: When is it safe to plant your garden? By LEE REICHApril 7, 2021 GMT This undated photo shows tomato being planted in a garden in New Paltz, NY. One week after the "average date of the last killing frost" for your garden is the time when it's generally safe to plant out tomato transplants. (Lee Reich via AP) This undated photo shows tomato being planted in a garden in New Paltz, NY. One week after the "average date of the last killing frost" for your garden is the time when it's generally safe to plant out tomato transplants. (Lee Reich via AP)

Houseplants, like us, can feel spring approaching as the days get longer and the sun climbs higher in the sky