Crystal night

Article Abstract:

Beautiful ancient trees that have stood for centuries broke, their limbs falling and branches snapping, one wintry night. The sound of ice falling from the branches was like the sound of crystal dropping onto concrete. Stumps of the many trees felled by ice now serve as a grim reminder of that night.

Forests and forestry, Forests, Winter storms

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Goblins

Article Abstract:

A woman was surprised to discover a mystery plant growing out by her compost one summer, and it was not until fall she realized they were pumpkins, though she had no idea how they got planted. She made glowing jack-o-lanterns from them, to honor the mystery of their arrival.

Usage, Growth, Pumpkins, Jack-o-lanterns

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Cracking the code

Article Abstract:

In New England in October gardeners spend a lot of time trying to figure out when the first frost will occur, so they can protect their plants. Often there is a period called Indian summer afterwards, which is a warm, peaceful repast before the coming winter.

Gardening, Plants, Protection of, Plant protection, Frost protection

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