As the days get shorter and temperatures dip into the 30s, it’s easy to assume that gardening season in Massachusetts is over. But before you stash your gloves and hose for the winter—hold up. There’s still plenty to do in your yard before the ground freezes solid. Late fall is actually one of the best times to prepare your garden for success next spring, and yes—you can still plant right now. Whether you’re a new homeowner or a lifelong green thumb, this guide covers five es

Create beautiful fall planters

Did you know that some plants require a period of cold in order to thrive? Thus, they are best planted in the fall. The process is called...

In Eastern Massachusetts, the average first frost date is between October 1st and 15th. And, New Englander’s know that when we get a...