Gardenwise

by Susan Tito The ball has dropped, the empty bottles of bubbly are piled high in the recycling bin and

The garden has gone dormant and the landscape is entering that time of the year best described by a bunch

Gardenwise: Remember November As Cleanup Time By Susan Tito By now, if you’re like most property owners on Long Island,

Gardenwise: Fall For Bulbs by Susan Tito Spring is coming. Lest you think I’ve just awoken from bear-like hibernation into

By Susan Tito The proverb “The cobbler’s children have no shoes” could have been written to describe my life. You

By Susan Tito When I was a child, one of my greatest pleasures was watching horror movies with my father.

By Susan Tito By her own admission, a dear friend of mine has a black thumb. I would be hard-pressed

By Susan Tito Attracting wildlife to your property is embracing the gardenwise lifestyle. Many birds, frogs, small mammals and insects

One Garden ‘Weed’ We Need by Susan Tito It was Shakespeare’s Juliet who famously uttered “what’s in a name?” —

Our lawns are contributing to making Long Island’s water supply sick. One hundred and seventeen pesticide-related chemicals appeared in Long