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Massachusetts’s smallest breeding bird is the hummingbird, and it is not too late to attract some of these to your backyard! The most effective way to attract these birds is to use a feeder that has

The Importance of Soil Temperature For Spring Lawn Care When should we start this season’s lawn care program? What Week? What Date? This is a question we get a lot in early spring, when the calendar f

How to make delicious pickles (no canning equipment required) with White Mountain Pickle Company. If you’re currently nursing cucumber vines, we applaud the effort. Between the unrelenting rainfa

February is the perfect time to start seeds for your garden. Here’s a helpful guide to starting seeds indoors. Winter gardening sounds like an oxymoron, but there’s quite a bit we can do this month t

Blue Seal's Safe 'N Simple Pre-Emergence Weed Control will keep the weeds away this spring. Learn all about how to apply it here.If you’re looking for a great pre-emergence weed control for your lawn,

Take care of your pets this holiday season by celebrating safely. Here are some things to keep in mind. With all the hectic planning for the holidays, it’s easy to get caught up in the season and for

Ducks make fun pets and are excellent layers. Some duck breeds can lay more eggs than chickens do! Ducks are very hardy and need only a simple shelter from extreme weather to be comfortable and

It’s Fall Y’allFall is the ideal season for many things; apple picking, pumpkin carving and decorating for Halloween. It is also the best time to seed or over-seed a lawn. Other lawn care practices

For a healthy lawn, no need to wait for spring! Here are some tips and tricks to try this September. As the frenzy of summer starts to wind down, planning for the colder months starts to take the for

While the thought of raising chickens may be intimidating at first, they are fairly simple animals to keep! There are obvious benefits to raising chickens, such as the eggs they produce along with les

The Co-Op has all your garden needs covered, so dream big this year! It’s never too early to start thinking about your garden plans this year. Despite what the weather indicates, spring is on the way