Often DYI homeowners buy some shrubs for around the house without much of a plan or thought about spacing, winter appearance, and/or what it will look like in 8-10 years( avg. length of home ownership) when they’re ready to move. Below are just a few important techniques to improve the over all success of your […]
We’re Growing!!!
What’s going on at Longfellow’s? The Shade House is gone and so are the pine trees. Something’s happening! We are expanding and improving! On the artist’s rendition of what the expansion should look like, you can see that we are adding two more bays to the Terrace increasing our “covered shopping” area. Some of the […]
Easy Houseplants with Just a bit of Color
Green houseplants have come back into popularity, but leaves with color is also appreciated in today’s home decorating style. Here are five easy to grow houseplants offering a variation on the traditional “green”. Pothos ‘Silver Satin’ The silver patches add a surprise to the glossy leaves of this tough plant. Tolerant of very low […]
If We All Did a Little More Gardening…
This Saturday (Dec 14) on The Garden Spot, we will continue our unique broadcasting theme in these last weeks of 2019 as we read particular articles that generate special memories and a little “Christmas spirit”. If you missed the broadcast from Dec 7, 2019, here is a link to that blog. The Garden Spot can […]
Reflections on Life and a little Christmas Spirit
The Garden Spot has special programming scheduled for the three Saturdays mornings before Christmas (Dec 7, 14, 21). Alice will be reading and discussing several heartwarming topics and soliciting listener participation with their own stories and remembrances. These conversations will be started with a reading of articles written by Mavis Longfellow (mother of Alice Longfellow) […]
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