North American Native Has a Fascinating History
The owner of Shinn Estate Vineyards takes a group on a walk through her grapevines, while explaining her sustainable farming practices.
Tax obligations on selling a home.
Spectacular Flower Heads Set Apart Monarda and its Cousins
Rain brings domestic reality to an otherwise surreal summer spent in the North Fork funhouse.
Farmers' markets often offer local, sustainable and organic produce.
Weather and clouds forecast changes ahead
What's a Maritime Festival without its bagpipers?
Sometimes the 'Little Guys' of the Garden World Make All the Difference
Raccoons stage a midnight raid on a bird feeder.
Thoughts on Mitchell Park's Carousel.
A garden encounter with some adole-scents aka skunks
We've been hard at work bringing our two missions of fair trade and helping orphans in Kenya -Zambia to Long Island this summer
Adulthood is short but spectacular for dragonflies
There are tax deductions for job-seekers.
Limited plant selection can open all sorts of new possibilities.
Climate, Plant Species and Mood Can Impact Floral Choice
NOFO 2011, day two rocks at Peconic Bay Winery.
Day one at NOFO Fest rocks the North Fork Folk!
A Lavender Farm Provides a Living Laboratory in 'Growing'
2010 was a stellar season for the North Fork. This is evident in the 2010 white wines. As we all wait for the red wines from this extraordinary year, I can’t help but wonder about the 2009 reds.
Hey there North Fork Mamas and Papas, If you're going to San Francisco or better yet, the NOFO Rock and Fock Fest in Cutchogue this weekend ...."be sure to wear flowers in your hair."
Pocket Gardens bring an element of surprise to the landscape
The art of making wine without adding commercial yeast is gaining favor on Long Island.
We all can't be Mother Theresa, but we can be people of compassion
A simple garden walk is like a symphony of the senses
Calling all brides and grooms: Let us help you find the right match!
What is about this plant that owes its name to the ancient Celts?
A little treatise on how winemakers and vineyard managers monitor the season
When a heat wave hits, the last thing we want to do is cook in our kitchens. We can't eat out every night of the week. Why not head to the grill and create a meal that is locally sourced?
Nature Photographer Shares Treasures from her Cottage Garden
Tips for Making Healthy Plants as well as More Attractive Gardens
Every penny makes a difference to heal the world.
Prehistoric grave sites, shoguns, crusaders and colonists all valued these giants of the garden.
Certain traditions last throughout the years. Summer camp is one of them. Cornell Cooperative Extension's Peconic Dunes Camp offers experiences that will last a lifetime.
Day and Oriental Lilies Are Among the Most Showy Summer Perennials
Why you should consider buying sulfate-free shampoo.
Remembering plant names becomes tougher than growing them
Lowly member of the onion family is anything but 'garden variety' among perennials
Be the change you want to see in the world by joining with others