During my teenage years, the one and only houseplant my family had was a snake plant, commonly known as a mother-in-law plant or mother-in-law's tongue. It sat in a small pot in the living room and followed my mother from that house through a couple of moves and finally to the apartment she lived in before passing away.
The plant is known for its sword-shaped, green-striped leaves with yellow margins and is considered low-maintenance. Unbelievably, 50 years later, the plant or a cutting from it (we're not quite sure) now lives at my brother's home and has grown considerably from its original pint size into a large four-foot-tall specimen. It's most likely survived all these yea...
The White Mountains are among New Hampshire's most beloved natural treasures, drawing hikers from across the Northeast with their rugged peaks, scenic valleys, and miles of well-maintained trails. Anchored by the towering presence of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the Northeastern United States at 6,288 feet, this region offers everything from challenging summit climbs to peaceful woodland walks. Our real estate agents are here to share a few favorite sp...
Many New Hampshire homeowners think spring is the only time worth considering to sell their property. Yet, our real estate agents at Badger Peabody & Smith Realty have seen winter listings yield great results for sellers ready to think outside the box.
The usual spring rush brings lots of new homes to the market, which means your property goes up against many similar homes for buyer interest. When you put your home on the market during the calmer winter months, you place yourse...
There's still time to enjoy the dazzling natural scenery of the White Mountains in the winter and make the most of your time in the snow. Late winter is a fantastic time to explore the outdoors around the White Mountains, with tons of family-friendly activities, adventures, and experiences near Plymouth homes for sale to enjoy until the season draws to a close. Our real estate agents have more on activities you can experience before the end of winter around the White Mountains.
Any time of year is a good time to stop by an independent bookstore in your community or visit one when you are travelling.
And with winter just around the corner, it's time to stock up on books to carry you through the cold months ahead. Books make great Christmas gifts, too!
Every bookstore has its specialties, from the ambiance of the setting to the shelves stocked with best sellers, local authors, outdoor guides, and more. Many carry other items like magazines, audiobooks, toys, greeting cards, calendars, and various gift items. Most have a chair or two where you can relax while you peruse a few volumes. It's easy to while away an hour or more in the friendly atmosphere of a bookstore!