Eveline Macdougall, Author at Greenfield Recorder - Page 15 of 21

“Menage a Trois” by Jean Gran. Gran uses a digital process called focus stacking to achieve sharp images that mimic what she sees when she looks at flowers.

An eye for beauty: Heath resident captures the essence of flowers

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderOctober 12, 2022

Ray Holland and Tracy Drury turned most of their Greenfield yard into space for growing food and attracting pollinators. They enjoy visits from daughter Addie Rose Holland and granddaughter Olive Rosenberg, 6, who have their own gardens in Montague.

Rooted in the past, growing toward the future

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderSeptember 26, 2022

Native plants add beauty while supporting ecosystems. A row of wild senna and woodland sunflowers brightens an area at Checkerspot Farm in Colrain, where gardeners may choose from about 40 varieties of native plants.

Native plants for a living landscape

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderSeptember 12, 2022

Tom Mershon designs and tends gardens in Old Deerfield, including at the Memorial Hall Museum.

An artistic approach to gardening

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderAugust 29, 2022

Meredith Benson and Victor Signore grow a lot of food in small spaces on their Turners Falls property.

Small space, big harvest: Turners Falls couple undaunted by gardening challenges

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderAugust 15, 2022

The second story of the barn on Lucy Fagella and Terri Kerner's Greenfield homestead houses Fagella's pottery studio, where she produces functional kitchen items and urns to hold the cremains of people and pets, among other objects of beauty and practicality.

A thriving little farm right in town

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderAugust 5, 2022

A busy bee explores a double pink longiflorum (Easter lily) oriental hybrid in Bob Walker's Montague garden.

Montague man’s astounding lilies

by Eveline Macdougall For the Recorder July 18, 2022

Visitors admire the gardens of Martha Davey during a past Greenfield Garden Club Tour.

Local gardeners share inspiration and ideas

by Eveline Macdougall For The RecorderJuly 4, 2022

Connie Clarke recently salvaged a 5-lb. jar of honey when she assisted with a hive removal from an Ashfield barn. Clarke notice a huge basswood tree nearby that had just finished flowering, and said the color and taste of the honey “is all basswood.”

From Shelburne to Yelapa: Local woman stays grounded in the natural world

by Eveline Macdougall For the Recorder June 20, 2022

Andrea Lok transformed a barren section of Greenfield yard into a lovely botanical garden, complete with labels.

From aversion to passionate hobby: Greenfield woman creates botanical garden at home

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderJune 13, 2022