The weather is finally warming up enough for us to leave our hibernation and enjoy the sunshine! While you are enjoying these first few days of warmth, look around your yard and garden and start ...

Spring is the season of fresh starts after the cold of winter breaks. Animals appear from their hiding places with their newborn babies in search of food. Seeds are buried and watered naturally, ...

Front yard trends for spring 2026 focus on sustainability and variety. Native plants and pollinator-friendly gardens will ...

Let’s face it; this winter cold spell leading up to spring is getting to be rather monotonous, what with the consecutively cold and overcast days interrupted only sporadically by a few sunny days here ...

Spring is a time of anticipation and outdoor fun brought along by temperate weather. By accomplishing a few outdoor tasks early, we can look for a landscape that should provide us beauty and enjoyment ...

There's an immense amount of work that must be done when the snow melts and spring begins. With this in mind, landscaping should become a regular part of spring cleaning, so start with the basics.

Before you head out to the nursery to purchase a tree for your landscape, there are some important things to consider.

While spring started early this year, May still promises to be an excellent time to explore some classic New England landscapes with a camera. From coastal sunrises to dramatic waterfalls to woodland ...

There’s no place like home. In life and in photography, a closer look at the familiar can often reveal truth and beauty. This series of 93 days of spring in my home state of Minnesota is no exception.