Dreaming of spring blooms? Us too. Three gardening experts share the steps you can take now to help your garden thrive in the coming months.
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From Elizabeth Hudson: Dear March, Come In!
After quiet winter months, join Our State’s editor in chief in celebrating the first signs of spring in North Carolina.
The Seasons in Highlands: Spring
Go paddling on pristine headwaters, hike to spectacular waterfalls, watch falcons soar, and explore downtown shops in the sunshine during a spring trip to Highlands.
Spring Vegetable Frittata
Fill your skillet with the spring produce we dreamed of all winter long when you make this vegetable-packed frittata.
Spring Scramble: 4 Delicious Egg Recipes
For the eggs you don’t plan on dyeing this spring, make them the star of every meal — including dessert.
From Elizabeth Hudson: Art Springs Eternal
For our editor in chief, spring sunshine means marveling at a masterpiece.
Easter in North Carolina
When the sun rises on Easter morning, its warming rays make their way across our landscape — from the sandy shores to the tallest peaks — flooding our homes and hearts with hope and light.
Season of Hope
Pastel dyed eggs dotting the landscape are a sure sign that winter is winding down, but as every gardener knows, patience is key: Spring doesn’t necessarily begin when the Easter sermon ends.
Edible Petals
Creative concoctions made with fresh flowers give us five ways to enjoy a taste of spring.
