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The Ebb and Flow of Composting
One of the most fascinating things in gardening is the composting action. The way that Nature will naturally convert common… Read More
Meet Paul Smith, Organic Farmer Extraordinaire
Meet Paul & Jan Smith – Organic Farmers Extraordinaire. A few weeks ago I read an article about how a… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Update August
In only a few weeks, we have found that our Keyhole Garden is growing vegetables very quickly. You can see… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 4 – Assembly Photos
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 4 – Assembly Photos Here’s a collection of all of our miscellaneous photos when assembling… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 3 – Composting
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 3 – Composting Part 3 is the fun part. Here’s where you can add all… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 2 – Layering
July 24, 2014 Our Keyhole Garden – Part 2 – Layering The beauty of the Keyhole Garden is that common… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Part 1 – Assembly
July 24, 2014 Our Keyhole Garden – Part 1 – Assembly. The first stage in creating our Keyhole Garden is… Read More
Our Keyhole Garden – Introduction
Our Keyhole Garden Project – Introduction. Many decades ago, missionaries in Africa in partnership with local native communities came up… Read More
Weekend Project: Plant a garden in a Raised Bed!
Last year 32 Million Americans grew a home vegetable garden, and if garden trends are any indication that number will… Read More
What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet
London Arbor Sure our products would be just as attractive, durable and stylish with any name, but the best… Read More
Photo Contest – 2012
We’ve just wrapped up our 2012 Photo Contest. We had many wonderful, creative and charming entries and among them were… Read More
Products in the wild: NYC
A savvy spotter sent us this snap of a whole slew of our Windsor long planter boxes hanging out on… Read More
Small Space (or Urban) Gardening
Even without much space, you can still enjoy the delicious satisfaction of growing your own vegetables. Planters like the UrbanScape… Read More
Arbors are decorative lattice type structures that…
Arbors are decorative lattice type structures that creepers and vines can climb through and make it look more decorative. They… Read More
Products in the wild: NYC
A savvy spotter sent us this snap of a whole slew of our Windsor long planter boxes hanging out… Read More
Look up… waaaay up.
We love when our customers send us photos and notes about how they’ve beautified their yards with our products. Sometimes… Read More
Arbors in the wild: Vacation Edition
Because we manufacture such a distinctive looking product (it’s all that New England architectural style!) It’s easy to pick out… Read More
Know your stuff: Plant edition
Our team here at New England Arbors, has some quite diverse talents, interest and knowledge; and as helpful as it… Read More
We’ve got something new…
You may have noticed we’ve revamped our site. We wanted a modern, simple (and more attractive!) way to communicate with… Read More