The Fascinating History of Quebec’s Floral Emblem
Today, June 24th, is Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, honoring Saint John the Baptist, the patron saint of French Canadians. It’s a public holiday inContinue Reading
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Today, June 24th, is Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, honoring Saint John the Baptist, the patron saint of French Canadians. It’s a public holiday inContinue Reading
Did you know that you can graft a tomato stem onto a potato plant and thus produce both tubers andContinue Reading
Have you ever noticed that herbs are rarely affected by insects? Or even by mammals (groundhogs, deer, etc.)? There’s aContinue Reading
One of the most common types of mushroom seen in a lawn (and the one that most irritates the average gardener) is theContinue Reading
Tomato diseases are so confusing! First, there are so many of them, plus their symptoms tend to be similar… and theyContinue Reading
The word “mutation” often evokes images of evil, slimy creatures slithering out of nuclear waste ponds in one of those B-class scienceContinue Reading
Every June, I received dozens of emails from panicked gardeners saying something like: “Ants are eating my peony flowers: whatContinue Reading
Most trees produce only a single trunk over their entire life. The average shrub, too, produces all its branches from aContinue Reading
You’ve been dreaming of a water garden, but can’t find a place in your budget for such a massive installation? Or youContinue Reading
The beauty of a natural forest for the laidback gardener is that it requires almost no intervention on your part. Finally,Continue Reading