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Coreopsis spp. Because it has so many redeeming qualities, we’re willing to overlook the origin of tickseed’s scientific name, Coreopsis. It comes from a combination of two Greek words: “koris,” meaning bedbug, and “opsis,” meaning view. Paints a pretty picture, doesn’t it? Well, while the etymology may not be lovely, the flower certainly is. Growing natively throughout the Americas are varieties in bright and pale yellow, white, red, an
Tulipa spp. Have you ever visited a botanical garden on a warm spring day and marveled at tulips in a rainbow of colors, with shapes ranging from cups to stars, contrasting striations, and ruffled edges? Now’s your chance to bring a taste of that awesome display home. The tulip, Tulipa spp., is a colorful perennial flower in the Liliaceae, or lily family. It’s best suited to growing in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 7. True botanical species as well as cultivated hybrid v
By Kirsten Lie-Nielsen, Maine Geese are low maintenance, hardy birds who will outlive many other farmyard fowl and are comfortable in a wide range of environments. You can keep geese in a large flock, or have as few as a single goose. A male goose, or gander, will mate and bond for life with one or more females. If you have more than one gander, a ratio of three geese to a gander keeps the flock harmonious. In a flock with only one gender, one goose will express dominance and assume the “gan
A sampling of herbs for teas, tinctures, and salves Kate is homesteader and writer in Central Vermont. Up there in the hills she raises cows, bees, pigs, horses, chickens, gardens, a superfluity of dogs and two children. To follow her writing and homesteading visit her on Instagram. Whether your garden is in your backyard, or on your balcony, or is a disjointed but happy affair consisting of many prolific windowsills, you have found a way to Grow Your Own. B