
10 Neat Things About Cabbage and Broccoli
1. Something sweet about sulfur. The distinctive flavor of brassicas (broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, kale, cabbage and collard greens) comes from sulfur-containing compounds, which
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1. Something sweet about sulfur. The distinctive flavor of brassicas (broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, kale, cabbage and collard greens) comes from sulfur-containing compounds, which

1. Nectar for friends, poison for foes. The lovely scent of petunias is in the nectar, which is why pollinators are attracted to this beautiful

Get a jumpstart early in the season on gardening and backyard plans with this inspirational Manitoba garden show. Join us at Exhibition Place for Living

Pegasus Media, publisher of Canada’s Local Gardener magazine, is an Amazon associate and earns commission on qualifying purchases. Here are a few things on my

Nigella has a way of appearing just when the garden needs it most. While everything else is still low and tentative, it rises in a

Gardeners share advice generously, but much of it was never meant to travel far from the conditions it came from. What works in one soil,

Carrots look simple, but they don’t behave that way. Most of the trouble comes from treating them like every other crop. Once you understand their

Early spring is a critical moment for bees, even if most people barely notice what is in bloom. Colonies are coming out of winter depleted

Carry Canada’s Local Gardener in your garden centre Canada’s Local Gardener is a Canadian magazine written for people who actively garden where they live. It

Gardening advice comes from everywhere, friends, books, social media, even a bit of trial and error along the way. But not all of it holds

The season is turning, but winter is not quite ready to let go. Across much of the country the snow is melting in the afternoon

Onions (Allium cepa) are one of the earliest vegetables gardeners plant each spring. They grow happily in cool weather and reward early attention with full,

They do not look like much at first glance. No leaves. No blooms. Just a tangle of roots and a few woody canes wrapped in

Invasive plants are one of the most misunderstood issues in gardening. Some are undeniably attractive. Many were deliberately introduced and widely promoted. A few may

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