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October 12, 20200

Grow Bold and Unique Amaryllis This Winter

When squirrels are busy storing nuts for winter, it’s time for gardeners to start gathering amaryllis bulbs to sustain them through the dreary mo

October 9, 20200

Know what the piriformis is? Neither did I, until recently. No, I didn’t wake up one day with a desire to study Gray’s Anatomy so I could figure

October 8, 20200

As wonderful as a washing machine is when it comes to saving time and effort, it can also be a troublesome member of the household. Washing machin

October 7, 20200

I was interrupted, again, by a remarkable sunset the other evening. It had bright golds, oranges, and reds, violets and purples, all against a da

October 6, 20200

That you need a doctor — or a team of them — on your side as you age is not news. Even if you've been one of the lucky ones who've hardly ever ne

October 5, 20200

What is it with paper and plastic bags? Even though millions of them are tossed into the waste stream or somehow get tangled in the trees along i

October 2, 20200

In the last few months, many of us have found ourselves video-conferencing for the first time. Whether it’s Zoom, FaceTime, Duo, or some other pl

October 1, 20200

What’s more stressful than the idea of spending a week in jail; for 1 of 10 Americans, moving and selling a home is considered more stressful than ja

September 30, 20200

Raking fall leaves can seem like a chore and a never-ending one, at that. Reduce time and effort spent managing fall leaves by putting this valuable

September 29, 20200

You’ve probably seen the statistics: food scraps and yard debris make up nearly 1/4 of a typical Vermont family’s waste; at restaurants and cafet