Scototropism, ever heard of it? Well, neither has Google!
A few months ago, I wrote a detailed article on philodendrons and their growing needs. And in one of myContinue Reading
Category: Plant science
Do You Speak Latin?
Latin… why? Don’t see the use of it? Or on the contrary, it’s a strange creature that intrigues you andContinue Reading
The Chemistry of Plants
Taming the numbers on a fertilizer package. Not easy. Yet there are only three of them. And in the end,Continue Reading
Why Artificial Intelligence Will Never Replace a Real Gardener
By Julie Boudreau Artificial intelligence (AI) is taking up more and more space in our daily lives. It arouses bothContinue Reading
A Laurentian Flora in Every Home!
When we browse on social medias, we quickly notice this. Groups interested in native plants and wild edible plants areContinue Reading
Gardening in Sandy Soil: How to Enrich your Soil?
By Julie Boudreau It’s not given to everyone to garden in what I call cream: this beautiful loose soil, withoutContinue Reading
Plants Make sounds… That Animals Can Hear!?
For the past few weeks, I’ve been hearing over and over about this new discovery that stressed plants make sounds.Continue Reading
The Ultimate Tool for the Curious Gardener: The (Small) Microscope
Like every biologist in the world, I have a $50,000 microscope at home. What? You don’t? OK, OK, I mustContinue Reading
Living the Shinrin-yoku Experience… in Your Backyard!
For some time now, we have been hearing a lot about this new Japanese trend, Shinrin-yoku. Freely translated as forestContinue Reading
Bananas: Expiration Date in Sight
The end of the banana as we know it may be near. Far be it from me to be alarmist,Continue Reading