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Madeline Bilis

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writer, editor, nothing else. previously @AptTherapy @TravelLeisure @BostonMagazine. she/her

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As a lifestyle journalist, I cover travel, real estate, architecture, design, hotels, dining, cities, the outdoors, and more.

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America’s Best Small Food Town Has James Beard-Nominated Restaurants, a Maritime Museum, and Some of New England’s Best Seafood

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By Madeline Bilis Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
As a lifelong New Englander, I’ve visited my fair share of waterfront seafood shacks. They’re a dime a dozen up and down the coast here, and they’re beloved for a reason. But a recent visit to Mystic, Connecticut, proved that this little village was breaking the mold. Instead of eating fried clams by the basket, I enjoyed them atop pickled beet deviled eggs sprinkled with caviar.
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Love Hydrangeas but Hate the Upkeep? Try These 4 Easy-to-Grow Flowering Shrubs

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By Madeline Bilis Verified
| Aol Verified
If you’ve ever taken on the challenge of growing hydrangea bushes, you know that the effort tends to be worth it. When done correctly, the reward is enormous: dozens of big blue puffy flowers that act as harbingers of summertime. That said, growing hydrangeas is not a walk in the park. They’re famously finicky, with very specific needs in terms of watering, deadheading, fertilizing, and more. Novices might be better off trying to grow plants with less intensive care.
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Love Hydrangeas but Hate the Upkeep? Try These 4 Easy-to-Grow Flowering Shrubs

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By Madeline Bilis Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Consider one of these plants for a long bloom period with lots of color. Madeline Bilis Thu, 13 August 2026 at 11:00 am UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Catherine McQueen/Getty Images If you've ever taken on the challenge of growing hydrangea bushes, you know that the effort tends to be worth it. When done correctly, the reward is enormous: dozens of big blue puffy flowers that act as harbingers of summertime.
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