Plants Rest in Winter; Gardeners Should Too!
Last summer, I wanted to add some houseplants to my (small) collection. But as is often the case, I ranContinue Reading
Category: Gardening
Looking Back On the Season
Spring Effervescence I like the cyclical aspect of my work. First, there is the start of the season, where everythingContinue Reading
Living in the Shadow of Others
While walking through my father’s garden recently, I made a few discoveries. Now that most of the leaves on theContinue Reading
In My Father’s Garden
I recently found myself alone in my father’s garden for the first time since he left us. There was anContinue Reading
A Thorough Guide on Succulent Care
For Beginners to Professionals Maybe you just want to keep a few succulents as a hobby… or maybe your goalContinue Reading
The Laidback Gardener Is No More
Good day to you, friends of the Laidback Gardener, This is Mathieu Hodgson, son of Larry Hodgson. On Wednesday OctoberContinue Reading
Dracula, Batman and Company… What About Bats?
For the month of October, I propose to you a Halloween theme for the Ecology in the Garden columns: theContinue Reading
Sensible Winter Protection
It can no longer be denied: fall has arrived. The leaves are falling off the trees, some plats are gettingContinue Reading
Collect Some Seeds From Your Garden
I have to confess: my involvement in my vegetable garden varies according to the season. In the spring, of course,Continue Reading
Slime of Toad and Toe of Frog… Who’s Afraid of Amphibians?
For the month of October, the Ecology in the Garden column will be going with a Halloween theme: the discoveryContinue Reading