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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
Faced with the very arduous task of building a new gardening bed, Shauna Dobbie, editor of Canada’s Local Gardener magazine, turns to veteran gardener Ian
Both crows and grackles, members of the corvid family, are beautiful and smart, but they can be unwelcome in the garden. These birds often monopolize
It is seed starting time across Canada. From March through June, depending on where your garden is, you may be starting seeds indoors and out.
Cats and dogs can make a habit of using your garden as a litter box, leaving unpleasant surprises when you are digging in the soil.
For many gardeners, power tools sound like something their partner or friend would be more interested in. But at some point, even the luddite might
Is your perennial bed looking a little sad? Are your plants suffering from disease and needs to be replaced? Know when it’s time to refresh
Although voles and moles are different, the deterrents are similar. Moles tunnel under the ground and make runways just below the surface. This creates ridges
Little bunnies abound in the early days of spring and summer. Who can resist their soft furriness – you just want to hug the little
What to do about deer? They are gorgeous to look at with soft-coloured coats looking so sleek above their slender legs. Deer in the garden
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