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Beautiful Garden Michaela Nonhebel Ancaster, Ontario Michaela Nonhebel grew up working in the garden with her grandparents. They lived in Germany and gardening helped get
Beautiful Garden Irene Rajfur Garden City, Winnipeg “People always say, ‘Where are you going this year?’ and I say, ‘My yard!’” Irene Rajfur retired last
If you’re looking for a groundcover for a shady area, look no further; Asarum canadense or Canadian wild ginger is your plant. No silver or mottled
What in the garden should you wrap for winter? Nothing. Wrapping can do more harm than good as wrapping materials such as burlap can actually
Have you ever considered a groundcover you can make jam from? Wild strawberries will multiply quickly to cover an area and, while they don’t fruit
All you have to do to start a new willow is tuck a cutting (or even a stick) in some soil and it will try
Dawn redwood or Metasequoia glyptostroboides. Is it an acquired taste, the conifer that loses its needles in the fall? Or is it just for folks
In springtime when the ground is bare, creeping phlox relieves the dullness with a flush of glorious pink, pristine white or pale mauve. In some
Char-Lan High School in Williamstown, east of Cornwall, is giving its students a more than passing experience with gardening. They have several raised beds outside
Beautiful Garden Connie and Dave Prendergast Sedgewick, Alberta When they lived on Vancouver Island, Connie and Dave Prendergast didn’t think too much about gardening. Greenery
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