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Summer means fresh berries. And if you want to find the freshest, most delicious berries, you need to get them right off the farm. Fortunately, there are plenty of farms near Plymouth homes for sale where you can get everything from strawberries to blueberries to raspberries and more. Here are a few of our favorite places to go for local summer berries.

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Welcome to the Summer 2025 edition of our Journey Home magazine! In summer, we have so much to see here and explore! 

This season, we're excited to share a collection of stories that capture the essence of summer in the area.

We explore pet friendly destinations and restaurants, wonderful golf courses in the area, tips on how to get your home ready for summer and so much more! 

Open now and enjoy the

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Spring is here, and our real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty know now is a great time to boost your home's curb appeal before you put it on the market. With some smart changes, you can create a lasting first impression that draws in potential buyers right away.

• Spring Cleanup Essentials
  After a long New England winter, your property needs some work. Start by clearing away dead leaves and debris that have built up around your foundation and garden beds. Cut off damaged branches from shrubs and trees, and trim any overgrown plants that might be hiding your home's architectural features. A tidy, well-kept yard shows potential buyers that someone has taken care of the property, creating positive expectations before they even walk inside.

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Alpine wildflowers are striking examples of how nature's beauty can triumph even in harsh conditions. Now is the time to plan your trip to see these springtime blooms around the White Mountains. Here are a few of the places  our real estate agents recommend near our Plymouth homes for sale this spring.  

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Recycling in Holderness, NH, and the surrounding areas is more than just a responsible habit—it's an essential part of maintaining the beautiful environment that makes New Hampshire such a wonderful place to live. Whether you've recently moved or have been in your home for years, understanding how to maximize your recycling efforts can make a big difference. Our real estate agents know how important it is for local homeowners to stay informed, so here are a few practical tips to help you recycle smarter.

• Understand Local Recycling Rules
  Each town and city in New Hampshire may have slightly different recycling guidelines. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with what's accepted in your area to avoid contaminating the recycling stream. Holderness, for example, has single-stream recycling, meaning all recyclables can be placed together in one bin. But not everything can be recycled—plastic bags, for instance, can damage machinery at recycling facilities. Stick to clean, dry materials like cardboard, paper, glass, and certain plastics. Check your local municipality's website for a detailed list of accepted items.

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