
10 neat things about kale in winter gardens
Kale in winter gardens is a sight of quiet triumph. While most plants fade at the first frost, kale stands firm, its leaves turning
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Kale in winter gardens is a sight of quiet triumph. While most plants fade at the first frost, kale stands firm, its leaves turning

If you’ve ever admired what looked like a rose in a florist’s bouquet but somehow seemed silkier, more perfect, and almost too refined to

Scarecrows are simple, clever and a little bit magical. They stand guard over ripening corn and pumpkins, borrow a hat and shirt from last

By Shauna Dobbie Autumn isn’t just gorgeous, it carries a beautiful scent. The crisp air has earthy notes from fallen leaves and mushrooms, a

By Shauna Dobbie When the rest of the garden is winding down, asters are just hitting their stride. These starry flowers put on a

By Shauna Dobbie When the garden feels like it’s ready to pack it in, some plants are just hitting their stride. Beyond the usual

By Shauna Dobbie Every fall garden carries a little magic with it, or so the old sayings go. From pulling kale to divine your

By Shauna Dobbie Saving seeds is the gardener’s way of saving for the future. Whether you’re after the satisfaction of growing your favourite tomato

There’s nothing like the taste of a ripe tomato, a crisp bean, or a handful of berries straight from the garden. The trouble is,

Zucchini may be one of the most familiar sights in a summer garden, but behind that humble green skin lies a world of surprises.

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