East End Beacon

Gardenwise: Love It And Leave It

Pictured Above: This photo of Japanese forest grass is pretty enough to grace the front of a holiday card. |

It has cynically been said that “Today’s ‘environmentalist’ is someone who bought a home yesterday. I’m in, now close the

By Alison Boyd As the local farming season winds down, the humble and healthy rutabaga comes into its own. Also

by Susan Tito Strategically placed near my front door, my culinary herbs have served me well all summer long, seasoning

Ya-low. Hey, what’s happening? Hold on a minute while I move into another room. The Missus is watching “Judge Judy”

by Eric Tonyes I’m excited to announce the East End Music Alliance will soon be having our first “official” event.

Autumn has arrived, ushering in evenings that are cool enough to finally switch on the oven and light the stove

Pictured Above: Eastern baccharis grows in wetland environments, which makes it ideal for coastal gardens. Its flowers take on the

Scraping hardened food off dishes with sweat and detergent-laden steam beading on me brow, emptying long-fermenting buckets of fish heads

Pictured Above: Purple passionflower is about as tropical looking as it gets. With the proper protection, this beauty can survive

Winds of Change July 22, 2019To the Editor: Since I was a child, I have maintained a list of memories