Online Gardening Classes
With spring around the corner, why not brush up on your gardening knowledge with these online horticulture classes? Joe GardenerContinue Reading
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Gardening Book of the Month: March 2024
Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ)’s monthly gardening e-book suggestion. Rekha’s Kitchen Garden: Seasonal Produce and Homegrown Wisdom fromContinue Reading
Discover the Fabulous Easter Lily
The traditional flower of Easter is the white trumpet lily (Lilium wallichianum, syn. L. longiflorum). In fact, it’s so popularContinue Reading
Hybrid, Open-Pollinated or Heirloom Seeds: The Choice Is Yours!
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How to Control Invasive Plants?
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Two Native Wildflowers Illustrated on Canada Post Floral Stamps
Native plants are important sources of food for many animals and insects, including birds, butterflies and bees. This year, CanadaContinue Reading
Why All the Buzz About Pollenless Sunflowers?
If you’ve checked the sunflower (Helianthus annuus) page of any seed catalog lately, you’ll see that pollenless sunflowers are allContinue Reading
When Times Are Tough, We Garden More
How will this difficult economic climate affect the gardening world? Strangely enough, it may have a stimulating effect! In theContinue Reading