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Every year, growers, distributors and hybridizers of plants work on new species, and every year some of those new species make it to the market.
Since 2002, Canada has been watching the emerald ash borer kill our native ash trees, starting in Ontario and moving east and west from there.
A cool haven from the sun, a temporary protection from the rain, a screened in escape from mosquitoes: arbours, gazebos and pergolas offer us an
Strawberries and raspberries have been growing in gardens across Canada since we became a country. Haskaps, sea buckthorn and ground cherries are more recent introductions
The Edible Flower is a thick book with gorgeous photos. Erin and Jo write about how to grow edible flowers (that’s Jo’s department) and how to
1. Blood suckers or nectar suppers? In spite of what you’ve heard, mosquitoes don’t eat blood. They eat nectar from flowers – and sip sugar
Given that Earth is getting warmer rapidly, what is the consequence for trees? This is a concern for Davey Tree experts Dan Herms, Vice President
Forget about oceans of calamine lotion, this is the real dirt on poison ivy and all of its kin. Susan Pell is the executive director
People of all ages become fascinated with the monarch butterfly when they learn about its long flight from Canada to Mexico in a single generation.
Gardening 101: 17 useful terms Gardening season is upon us in Canada! Here are 17 useful terms to help you understand gardening more, and to
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