Wanted for crimes against nature. State horticulturalist Gary Fish on the state’s newest horticultural outlaws (and a warning label for beach roses).
Hot off the press: bold prints derived from hand-drawn or -carved designs — and the Maine landscape.
A friendly gardener creates a vibrant refuge for people and pollinators.
Antiques dealers curate an eclectic summer retreat and shop in a 19th-century former gas station.
A family brings youthful energy (and weddings!) to a storied 19th-century farmhouse.
How a simple woodland path became a playfully eccentric garden with lots and lots of hostas.
With elbow grease and inventive finishes, these DIYers turn drab, second-hand furnishings into showpieces.
In this commanding former church in Alna, fiddling and falling asleep were once punishable offenses.
Decked out with her hand-stitched goods, it’s now a sweet showroom.
Rehabbed and sporting a fresh palette, it makes a compelling yin-yang statement.
The result: a showpiece that enhances your favorite features, like a garden at its peak — and makes like peeling paint and patchy grass never happened.
Stop by Palmer and Company for colorful home and children’s décor — and a pick-me-up.