Lettuce, Always and Forever
At the beginning of July, it’s not unusual to find that lettuce sown or transplanted in May suddenly starts toContinue Reading
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Memories of My Father
This Monday, Quebec is celebrating its Fête nationale. I always have a lot to celebrate on this day, and thisContinue Reading
Taking Care of Those Majestic Poolside Palm Trees
Every spring, the arrival of discounted palm trees invariably marks the true return of the summer season! It’s time toContinue Reading
Answers to Your Questions: Do Houseplants Need Ultraviolet Light?
Question I’m planning to install a film in the windows of my apartment to cut out ultraviolet rays. Will theContinue Reading
Hanging On: Climbing Plants (Part 1)
As is often the case, I asked myself a question and, finding the answer fascinating, I’m sharing it with you.Continue Reading
Nettle: Edible Plant and Fertilizer
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica L.) is a herbaceous perennial native to Eurasia that has now spread throughout the world. AContinue Reading
Gardening Book of the Month: June 2024
Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ)’s monthly gardening e-book suggestion: No Dig By Charles Dowding Why complicate things whenContinue Reading
Living Without Pesticides
The gardening world is divided into 2 parts: those who are very happy with pesticide bans protecting the health ofContinue Reading
Taking Inventory of Your Garden
Before you start a garden design plan, you need to take stock of what’s on your property. It’s from thisContinue Reading
My Selective Mower
By Julie Boudreau The more I exchange with gardeners everywhere, the more I realize that I am not the onlyContinue Reading