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carrots yummy crunchy

Carrots – Yummy, Crunchy

February 11, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 3184 Views carrot varieties, carrots, cilantro lime carrots, cooking, garden-to-table, gardening tips, healthy eating, Homegrown produce, root vegetables, vegetable gardening

Carrots are easy to grow and are filled with vitamins and minerals, it’s no wonder they are the vegetable of

10 neat things about roses

10 Neat Things Flowers Foliage Perennials Plants Trees & Shrubs

About Roses

February 10, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 3354 Views flower care, fungus, garden tips, pruning, roses

1. Prickle or thorn, it still hurts. Technically, roses have prickles. Thorns are modified leaves containing vascular strands of the

berries in the garden

Edibles Plants Trees & Shrubs

Berries in the garden

February 8, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 4515 Views currants, edible berries, edible landscaping, fruit gardening, saskatoon berries, small fruits

Do you ever feel like blueberries are so hard to grow it isn’t worth trying and raspberries are so easy

Feathered Friends: The American robin

February 5, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 4207 Views American robin, Backyard birds, bird diet, Bird feeding, bird nesting, Birdwatching, robin facts, robins in North America, spring arrival, wildlife conservation

By Sherrie Versluis There is no bird more recognized in North America than the robin. They are known to many

sowing seeds

Sowing Seeds

February 5, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 3038 Views early spring planting, gardening equipment, Indoor Gardening, organic gardening, Peppers, Seed starting, seedling care, tomatoes, transplanting, vegetable gardening

By Mark MacDonald Getting a head start on spring, scores of farm crops have been cultivated for centuries through the

lilacs old is new again

Flowers Plants Trees & Shrubs

Lilacs – Old is new again

February 4, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 4632 Views fall beauty, hardy plants, landscape design, low-maintenance shrubs, pruning, spring blooms

By Gerald Filipski Tips for keeping your lilac happy:• Grow in full sun for the best flowering results.• Prune off

care for trees

Plants Trees & Shrubs

Care for trees

February 4, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 3201 Views aeration, fertilization, nutrient management, Pest control, root zone, soil treatment, tree care, tree health, tree maintenance, urban forestry

By Mike Allen Aeration and fertilization is a tree care process that can be done by property owners to open

10 neat things about edible weeds

10 Neat Things Annuals Edibles Flowers Foliage Perennials Plants Wild Flowers

About Edible Weeds

February 3, 2021 Dorothy Dobbie 14395 Views edible weeds, plant supports

Purslane 1. Move over spinach. Purslane, sometimes called portulaca, is an edible weed. It has 10 times the Omega 3

how to get started

Gardening for Beginners How-to Local Gardener

How to get started

January 29, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 4732 Views borders, composting, diseased plants, fall clean-up, garden maintenance, Local garden centre, plant hardiness, raking leaves, wildlife habitat, winter garden

By Shauna Dobbie Are you starting your very first garden? Congratulations! There are several little details to help you get

10 neat things about sesame

10 Neat Things Edibles Plants

About Sesame

January 28, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 5350 Views annual crops, drought-tolerant, healthy fats, oil-rich seeds, seed varieties, sesame oil, sesame plant, Sesame seeds, tahini, tempura oil

1. Open sesame. Ali Baba overheard this magical phrase as he watched the 40 Thieves enter their cave of stolen

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