Syngonium: The November 2023 Plant of the Month
When you talk about plants to someone who says they don’t have a green thumb, nine times out of tenContinue Reading
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Pesticides: The Reward of Fear
I am, and always have been, an environmental gardener. I’d like to pretend it’s because, in the wisdom of myContinue Reading
Steal Your Neighbors’ Leaves!
These days, when I walk the streets of my neighborhood, I almost drool. Dead leaves cover everything, piling up onContinue 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
Winter Protection That Makes Sense
There’s no denying that autumn has arrived. Falling leaves, freezing plants, cold nights: it’s not July anymore! So it’s timeContinue Reading
Fungi Fun
Here in South-central Alaska, Fall and the State Fair arrive around the same time, as does the seasonal rain. ButContinue Reading
6 Plant Death Stories for Dìa De Los Muertos
Samain, Toussaint or Dìa de los muertos, whatever the first of November means to you, I wish you a wonderfulContinue Reading
How Humans Saved the Pumpkin From Extinction
On this day of Halloween, when ghoulish jack-o’-lanterns decorate our homes and public spaces, it may be interesting to reflect onContinue Reading
The Common Ground Country Fair Brings the Summer to a Colorful Close!
After the dazzle of summer, autumn arrives slowly, almost on tiptoe this year. With it comes the onset of crispContinue Reading
A Second Life for Bulbs
On June 20, 2022, at a regular meeting of the Quebec City Council, Isabelle Roy, city councillor for the Robert-GiffardContinue Reading