Commentator Henry Homeyer says that just when winter seems to have settled in for good, seed catalogues in the mailbox remind him that spring isn’t really that far off.
At this time of year, when most of us are just beginning to think about winter, many gardeners – including commentator Henry Homeyer – are already thinking about spring.
Spring in northern New England is famous for being wet and muddy, but commentator Henry Homeyer reminds us that it’s also full of buds and early blossoms.
As part of VPR’s continuing effort to explore the ways in which we help each other through hard times, commentator Henry Homeyer describes how his small town Reaches Out – Neighbor to Neighbor.
Gardening guy Henry Homeyer has been experimenting with small-scale gardens designed to save both money and time – set in the middle of the lawn – so preparing the soil is a key to success.