Recycling Old Portsmouth Tree Tales
“They are not going to live forever,” says Peter Loughlin, the Johnny Appleseed of Portsmouth.
The Language of Flowers Revealed
Back in the day, every flower carried a special meaning.
Gardening at the McIntyre Site
After years of lawsuits, plans, and controversy-- are we there yet?
The Resurrection of Thomas Moses
Portsmouth's patron saint of starving artists returns
The Last Battle of Fitz-John Porter
Cowards don't get statues, but this one took decades to unveil
Prescott Park Created by Millionaire Sisters
They broke their brother's will and re-imagined the city's waterfront
1886 Ice Storm Photos Frozen in Time
Victorians didn't miss electricity or wi-fi but worried about the symmetry of damaged shade trees
On the Road with Alvan Fuller
A brief biography of the man with the roses at Fuller Gardens in Seacoast, NH
Atlantic Heights Created for Garden Tours in 1918
Ab early low-income housing village, now gentrified, still charming
Science and Celia Thaxter’s Island Garden
Science and art meet at the Isles of Shoals Marine Lab on Appledore
What Martin Pring Was Really After in 1603
A plant so valuable it was worth traveling 3,000 miles in a small wooden boarad