All posts in Sacandaga Seasonal Guides

The idea of gardening in the fall or winter doesn’t seem too daunting if you live in California, Texas or maybe Florida.  But here in the Northeast, most

Have you been thinking about getting away for a weekend with family or friends for a great camping adventure? Maybe you're hesitant because you feel unprepared and inexperienced.

In the Adirondacks, as with many forested regions of the country, nothing can spoil outdoor fun like the onslaught of biting insects.  In our region, mosquitoes and black

Spring. The mere mention of the word conjures images of green grass, fresh blooming daffodils, and budding leaves. Gentle breezes carry the songs of newly returned birds through

With the harsh winters we experience in the Adirondacks, it's a wonder that anything can survive through the season to see the welcoming spring sunshine. Despite this, there

Let’s face it; there is a downside to winter loosening its grip on the landscape.  The return of the sun highlights the trouble spots in your home’s exterior,

Spring gardening can be a great way to get the whole family involved in a fun project that will provide the opportunity for hours of together

One thing a homeowner never wants to see is a flooded basement. Those in the upstate New York area understand moisture can be a problem year round. The

Even though at this point we may be looking more toward spring, there are a few weeks left yet of winter.  And with unrest in the Middle East

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching you may be wondering what to get your special someone this year to celebrate your love.  Well, we’ve thought of that too! Here

A wintery landscape festooned with rolling, snow-covered hills, a picturesque log cabin in the woods, a roaring fire in the hearth, two glasses of wine, the dulcet tones

Let’s face it; it’s a lot harder to focus on physical fitness when you’re facing heavy snow, school cancellations, dark, cloudy days and hibernation from the cold.  The

As any parent knows, a bored kid is a handful! And with the tendency of families to hibernate in winter, it’s easy to get in the “ho

In January, when the sky turns steel gray, snow starts falling and the frigid temperatures force you indoors, winter can start to feel never-ending and at times a

We’ve all done it: made an ambitious, well thought out New Year’s resolution, and by February we’ve forgotten what it even was. Let’s put that trend out of

Real Tree vs. Artificial: Pros & Cons