I've always admired pristine white porches filled with lush Boston fern hanging baskets or the log cabin homes with red geranium windowsill boxes. How about the trending front porch steps covered with containers brimming with a bright assortment of annuals? As much as I appreciate the beauty of summer annuals over the last few years I've slowly been swapping out annuals for more drought resistant perennials. With a focus more on foliage and texture my containers now have fou

Spring has sprung in Southeastern Connecticut and Rhode Island! There are so many activities happening almost every weekend these next few months. Below you will find exciting events all related to horticulture. Be sure to check back frequently as this post will be updated. 🍃 Our Spring Expo is Back March 2026 at Burnett’s! 🍃 Spend the day talking straight to the source – our growers and product vendors. Bring all your questions for the masterminds behind our Burnett’s-g

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Why did you start flower farming? It's pretty simple! I wanted to grow flowers and sell them as a secondary income.

Therapeutic horticulture is the practice of using plants and garden environments to promote physical,

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Having a garden timeline really helps me stay on track when managing the Potager Garden.

I have so many thoughts and questions about all aspects of gardening . I'm sure you do too! Here's your chance to get your gardening...

Many seeds require a little preparation before germination.

April has brought quite a turn for New England Botanicals!

2025 is the year I've finally decided to have a "garden glow up"!

There is still much to be done in the garden mid-winter.

Each January Pantone announces the Pantone Color of the Year!

Winter moths have been inhabitants of New England since the early 2000's.

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Place your order today for a lovely winter planter!❄️

Yarn wrapped pinecones for a cozy winter decoration.

It's been a busy time in the garden preparing for winter.

On my recent visit to Cape May, NJ I was pleased to see the amount of effort put forth in conservation and inclusive practices.