Abigail Higgins
Know what you eat
Another summer has sped by.
Trees, dogs, beans, and salt
Our shade trees are demonstrating their importance during the increasingly hotter summers the Vineyard is experiencing.
Garlic, nepetas, neem
July is here, yet it feels as if it has been July for three weeks already.
Keep on keeping up
The West Tisbury Farmers' Market has resumed at the Grange Hall.
Go native, get wet
We cut, clear, tidy, and attempt to create new idylls.
A spring mix of splendor, challenges
The recent chilly spell has had the pleasant side effect of prolonging spring bloom.
Catching up, keeping up
"Camellias in bloom are among Polly Hill Arboretum's many flowering attractions.
Stand up for what you stand on
In observance of the first Earth Day, 40 years ago today, a small band of Island miscreants gathered roadside trash and delivered it to the front steps of the Dukes County Courthouse in Edgartown.
Fit for peasantry?
Today is Earth Day, the 40th anniversary of this well-intentioned rite, semantically dedicated to the wellbeing of our home planet, Earth.
Cover up with shrubs
Opening one's mouth in print always carries risks! Signs of spring are well advanced on the Vineyard.
Arboretum’s winter attractions
Homegrown meets Sunday, Jan. 17, from 3 to 5 pm at Agricultural Hall. Under discussion: seed ordering, seed sowing, catalogue exchange. Arboretum's winter attractions If there...