The Fascinating Story of Unloved Plants
The term “weed” has probably been around since the first human beings attempted to cultivate cereals, i.e. since the NeolithicContinue Reading
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The term “weed” has probably been around since the first human beings attempted to cultivate cereals, i.e. since the NeolithicContinue Reading
Question Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis) is invading my lawn and rock garden. Should I have surrounded this plantContinue Reading
I can’t get away from it anymore, too many of you are asking me what to do with your [insertContinue Reading
Since the arrival of European settlers, a phenomenal number of plants have been imported into Canada and the United States.Continue Reading
By Julie Boudreau I don’t know any garden that isn’t struggling with at least one plant that’s a little moreContinue Reading
I often mention a plant in a text and get the response in the comments: “Ahhh! It’s invasive! Sometimes it’sContinue Reading
With a name like garlic mustard, you would think it would come in a tiny overpriced jar and be deliciousContinue Reading
When we think of invasive plants, we often imagine the common reed or the Japanese knotweed, crossing the oceans aboardContinue Reading
In the spring, Japanese butterbur has none of its impressive summer appearance. But unimpressive or not, it could still turnContinue Reading
By Larry Hodgson Question: A few years ago, I planted this climbing plant in my garden in Montreal. To my surprise,Continue Reading









