The Northeast’s garden event of the year is May 13th! Trade Secrets Rare Plant and Garden Antiques Sale in Sharon CT features over 60 of the finest plant and garden antiques vendors from the northeast region and beyond.
By Chronogram Staff
May 11, 2017
Tags: Sharon Connecticut
Plants that Shine at the End of the Growing Season
Mohonk Mountain House's Garden Manager Andrew Koehn's favorite fall plants.
By Michelle Sutton
Sep 1, 2016
Tags: Flowers Fall plants Mohonk Mountain House
Greene Bee Greenhouse's Briana Davis and Eli Joseph-Hunter
An interview with the Green Bee Greenhouse founders.
By Michelle Sutton
Aug 1, 2016
Tags: Garden Hydrangeas Greene Bee Greenhouse
For many years, I avoided planting roses for myself or for clients. My misperception was that they were all divas that I would have to prop up with endless regimens of fungicides and insecticides and heavy applications of fertilizer.
By Michelle Sutton
Jun 1, 2016
Tags: Plants
Michelle Sutton gets technical about these cone-bearing trees.
By Michelle Sutton
Apr 1, 2016
Tags: Conifers Trees Plants
Landscape Design Strategies with Bloom's Liz Elkin
Liz Elkin founded Bloom Landscape and Fine Gardening Service ("Bloom") in 2008 in New Paltz, where she lives with her husband of ten years, Matthew, and their two children: Tahlia, age six, and Jonah, age three.
By Michelle Sutton
Oct 1, 2015
Tags: Landscape Architecture Bloom Landscape and Fine Service Liz Elkin
Owls are auspicious for Rhinebeck garlic farmer Suzanne Kelly and many members of her family. "They are our family totem," she says. When she began her operation two years ago, it was natural for her to name the business.
By Michelle Sutton
Sep 1, 2015
Tags: Garlic Green Owl Garlic Rhinebeck
The Hills neighborhood of Port Ewen was created in the mid-1980s by blasting bluestone outcroppings that overlook the historic Rondout waterfront in Kingston. Nearby is a bluestone quarry, one of many that provided the principal material for the construction of New York City's sidewalk system in the late 19th and early 20th century.
By Michelle Sutton
Aug 1, 2015
Tags: Landscaping The Hills
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