The Right Dose of Pesticide, No More, No Less
“If a little is good, more must be better!” That seems to be the motto of some gardeners who oftenContinue Reading
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How to Store Carrots
Back in the day, pretty much everyone knew how to store vegetables over the winter, but that knowledge has beenContinue Reading
It’s Amaryllis Time!
Yes, it’s that time of year: head into any store, even a supermarket, and you’re likely to find displays ofContinue Reading
Decorate Flower Boxes for the Winter
Nothing says more clearly “it’s fall and I’m depressed” than a flower box emptied of its annuals sadly awaiting theContinue Reading
Getting Started with Bonsai
In general, the inexpensive bonsais sold in non-specialized stores are not really bonsais, at least not yet. They are simplyContinue Reading
Dust-busting Houseplants
There are many reasons to grow houseplants: they beautify our homes, contribute to our psychological well-being, humidify the air, reduceContinue Reading
End-of-season Lawnmower Care
When you’re finished using your lawnmower for the season, take an hour to clean it well before winter. To preventContinue Reading
Death of Hybridizer Tony Huber
Swiss-born hybridizer Tony Hubert died in Laval, Quebec on October 26 at age 89. He worked for over 30 yearsContinue Reading
7 Things to Do When Tree Roots Invade Your Vegetable Garden
Installing a vegetable garden where there are tree roots in the soil is never a good idea, because the rootsContinue Reading
Green Up a Wall with Creeping Fig
Everyone knows you can grow climbing plants – Boston ivy, Virginia creeper, climbing hydrangea, etc. – on outdoor walls. AfterContinue Reading