A Brief History of Gardens (Part Two)
Recently, I told you the story of European gardens from their beginnings through the Middle Ages. Here is the nextContinue Reading
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Recently, I told you the story of European gardens from their beginnings through the Middle Ages. Here is the nextContinue Reading
I’ve been visiting gardens around the world for over 40 years, and each time I learn a little more aboutContinue Reading
When should you transplant? In the garden of the house I just bought, there are many shrubs and perennials ofContinue Reading
I’ve just committed the ultimate laidback act: I’ve hired someone to look after my plants. It feels rather strange toContinue Reading
Watering regulations vary from one local authority to another. The strictest restrictions apply to lawns. Usually, if your house numberContinue Reading
Cucumber beetle My vegetable garden is overrun with cucumber beetles that are eating my cucumber flowers. How can I getContinue Reading
Every landscape design needs a certain structure—what is often referred to as the garden’s framework. This can be created withContinue Reading
I’m still in shock. The impossible happened. Yes, my friends, last summer it got hot in Québec City. Really hot!Continue Reading
A “moss-like” ground cover that tolerates salt and compaction I have a front yard landscape with no lawn—just perennials, trees,Continue Reading
The Japanese beetle (Popillia japonica) is one of the insects most feared by gardeners. Native to Japan, where it isContinue Reading









