New Hampshire Home May-June 2017 - New Hampshire Home Magazine

In the Strawberry Patch

Strawberries aren’t just naturally sweet and juicy—they’re high in nutrients and one of the best foods you can eat.

Mary Ann Esposito,

Illustration by Carolyn Vibbert Zigzagging across the lawn, singing their well-known carol, and faithfully tending to mud-lined nests on our eaves and porches, robins are among our favorite birds. They signal spring. Here in New Hampshire, we welcome them as…

Sy Montgomery,

A Jewel of A Small Kitchen

This beautifully crafted room will be featured on The Music Hall’s Kitchen Tour on May 13, 2017.

Carrie Sherman, John W. Hession, Photographer,

Four Winds Farm Carries on the Monahon Legacy

Four Winds Farm in Peterborough is a multi-use property that pays fitting tribute to its owners’ legacy.

Jenny Donelan, Nancy Belluscio, Photographer,

An Artist's Oasis in Cornish

Noted for their beauty, Stephen Parrish’s early twentieth-century gardens in Cornish have been revived—thanks, in part, to the painter’s detailed journals.

Andi Axman, John W. Hession, Photographer,

Planting Seeds for Children

Members of the Derry Garden Club share their expertise and enthusiasm for growing food with young people.

Robin Sweetser, Wendy Wood, Photographer,

Liz Barbour's Edible Landscape

Cook Liz Barbour of The Creative Feast creates beautiful— and delicious—dishes with what she grows.

Barbara Coles, John W. Hession, Photographer,

A Garden Where Old England Meets New England

Gordon and Mary Hayward’s magical landscape near their late-eighteenth-century farmhouse is being documented for the Smithsonian Archives of American Gardens.

Robin Sweetser, Gordon Hayward, Photographer,