Ryan Robbins Home October 2004 Plant a landscape that's lively even in the dead of winter Most people think of winter as a garden's downtime. And it should be - at least work-wise. But the best plots look beautiful year-round, even when the snow starts to fly. Twombly Nursery in Monroe, Connecticut, has one of them.

Page Porter Costal Living March 2004 An interior designer put her skills to the test when she created living spaces outside her Connecticut home. Ellen Colonna has a thing for large hallways. "I think they're so gracious," says the interior designer, whose Connecticut home, circa 1830, boasts many. "I've never been one to conserve space. It's not my dictum. And I feel the same about land."

Tovah Martin Yankee Magazine January/February 2004 The problem with winter is it lasts too long. We don't mind the fact of winter, but a spate of several solid months filed with frozen ground and nothing to ponder but slumbering beds can make gardeners a little antsy. That's why Ken Twombly planted a garden scheduled to peak in the depths of winter at Twombly Nursery in Monroe, Connecticut...

Michelle Vallet American Nurseryman February 2004 It isn't unusual to see landscapes come alive in spring and summer, as that's when the gardening season begins for many homeowners across the nation. Previously planted perennials reappear in all their glory, and garden lovers take their containers out of storage and start shopping for the perfect plants to make their yards exquisite. Yet when the sun sets on summer, these once scenic settings often times turn drab and dull, keeping many out of the garden...

Tom Bodnar People Places Plants Autumn 2002 They say gardeners across the Atlantic are envious of our autumns here in New England. Cooler temperatures return, rainfall is usually more frequent and the colors change - making it an ideal time to be in the garden. Sometimes you need to step back and view the garden in a different light to appreciate what you have at hand...

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