What Is the Best Shrub Spacing for Maine Yards?
Understanding how far apart to plant shrubs is one of the most important decisions a homeowner in Maine will make. Proper spacing…
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Understanding how far apart to plant shrubs is one of the most important decisions a homeowner in Maine will make. Proper spacing…
Read articleUnderstanding wind and climate factors in Maine Maine’s climate and wind patterns vary by coast, valley, and inland uplands, and these differences…
Read articleMaine’s climate is diverse, with coastal, mid-coast, and inland zones that vary in winter severity and spring timing. That diversity matters when…
Read articleMaine gardens span a wide set of microclimates: cold inland valleys and mountains, milder coastal zones, sandy salt-sprayed sites, and shady, acidic…
Read articleCoastal Maine exposes shrubs to a unique combination of stressors: winter salt spray from the ocean, salt-laden road runoff, biting winds, and…
Read articleCreating shrub groupings that reliably attract and sustain pollinators in Maine requires more than planting a few pretty bushes. It demands attention…
Read articleIn Maine, the word “microclimate” is not an abstraction: it determines whether a shrub thrives, struggles, or fails. From exposed ridge-tops and…
Read articleIn Maine, where rugged coastlines, river valleys, and glaciated slopes meet a climate characterized by heavy winter snow, spring thaws, and episodic…
Read articleMaine’s climate can be demanding: cold winters, late frosts, coastal salt spray, and variable soils. But with the right selection of shrubs…
Read articleSalt spray is one of the most common and visually obvious stresses on shrubs in coastal Maine. It is created when wind…
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