Having built the garden of their dreams, they now sell their steel frames and offer gardening advice online.
Their treasures frequently rotate between their home and shop, Damariscotta's The Kingfisher & The Queen.
The lumber company’s use of new and proprietary technology honors its innovative past and reaffirms its commitment to the future.
For the last five years, painter Mercedes Foss has been riffing on her 1904 house’s quirky flourishes.
For 50 years the midcoast Maine preserve has been educating visitors on how its gardens grow — and much, much more.
On jeweler Aaron Ruff’s multifaceted home, a three-sided, glass-walled bump-out faces the Sasanoa River.
Bird lovers Jeannette and Derek Lovitch installed acid-etched windows to prevent window strikes.
Their fundraising efforts are helping Tedford Housing build new emergency housing in Brunswick.
Laura Boyett likes to shop specialty nurseries for rare varieties of familiar perennials.
Her blooming backyard with a gabled cottage is straight out of a storybook.
Elsie Freeman’s rambling shore-front borders are filled with astilbes, coneflowers, heleniums, hydrangeas, and phlox.
Really — the owners of this perennial-and-sculpture garden welcome visitors.