Laidback Gardening: What to Do in December?
December! The garden doesn’t really need us anymore. And let’s be honest: I probably won’t follow the advice below myself.Continue Reading
Author: Mathieu Hodgson
Mathieu manages the jardinierparesseux.com and laidbackgardener.blog websites. He is also a garden designer for a landscaping company in Montreal, Canada. Although he loves contributing to the blog, he prefers fishing.
Answers to Your Questions: Cracks in the Bark
Three years ago, I moved a small maple tree about 30 cm tall that had grown in a flower bed.Continue Reading
A Season That Put Our Gardens to the Test
If there is one thing that stands out about this past year of gardening, it is the weather roller coasterContinue Reading
Laidback Gardening: What to Do in November?
After a busy gardening season, you may be thinking that you’ve finally reached the finish line. Even laidback gardeners haveContinue Reading
Over 150 Species for Fall Sowing
In the fall, while most gardeners put away their tools and close up their gardens for the winter, nature continuesContinue Reading
A “Miraculous” Spring Thanks to Fall Fertilizer!
Prepare your garden now for a miraculous spring with fall fertilizer! Why let nature do the work for free whenContinue Reading
Prepare the Return of Monarch Butterflies Now
If you still see monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) in your garden in October in Canada, they are probably latecomers. TheContinue Reading
The Return of Plants Indoors
Were your plants outside this summer? Then this article is for you! I’m Serena, the pest wrestler, and here areContinue Reading
Laidback Gardening: What to Do in October?
The end of summer is approaching! Winter too. Temperatures are dropping, days are getting shorter, and plants are getting theContinue Reading
Microplastics in the Garden: What You Need to Know
Plastic has crept into every aspect of our lives, and gardens are no exception: pots and planters, nets, tarps, wateringContinue Reading