The 5 Ps of Planting Design for Laidback Gardeners
Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve always felt that gardening has a deeply communal spirit. I remember my childhood, goingContinue Reading
Welcome to Larry Hodgson’s world
Maybe it’s just me, but I’ve always felt that gardening has a deeply communal spirit. I remember my childhood, goingContinue Reading
Even when following a detailed guide on growing seedlings indoors, it is normal to encounter a few pitfalls. For noviceContinue Reading
If February is a month of contemplation for gardeners, March marks a real transition. Depending on your region and theContinue Reading
In The Laidback Vegetable Garden, For Greater Biodiversity, we saw how a little carelessness can encourage the presence of variousContinue Reading
The term “biodiversity” is on everyone’s lips these days, a sign of growing environmental awareness. In the media, from radioContinue Reading
I think my favorite horticultural event of the year is the Fête des semences et de l’agriculture urbaine de QuébecContinue Reading
In February, gardeners in the northern hemisphere don’t have much to do other than fill bird feeders or, from timeContinue Reading
This year, the Lazy Gardener blog celebrates its 10th anniversary. Although the first articles were published in 2014, it wasContinue Reading
Seriously? A gardening calendar for January? Non, je ne suis pas tombé sur la tête! Granted, in the North atContinue Reading
In our house, it’s rare to see a Christmas tree in the living room. Since we usually spend the holidayContinue Reading









