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Graceful small trees for every zone: Japanese maples and lookalikes The beautiful Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) is a prize for gardeners in Zones 5 and
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Graceful small trees for every zone: Japanese maples and lookalikes The beautiful Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) is a prize for gardeners in Zones 5 and

Summer holidays are calling, but what about your veggies, shrubs and flowers? Whether you’re off for a weekend at the lake or a two-week

If you garden, you know aphids. They show up like uninvited guests, cluster under your leaves, and start sucking the life out of your

They don’t bloom like peonies, they don’t fruit like tomatoes, and they don’t smell like roses—but ornamental grasses might just be the most underrated

It feels counterintuitive to plant a row of seeds, nurture them to life, and then snip off half their heads. But thinning seedlings is

What makes one petunia thrive all summer long while another fizzles out? Why are certain plants chosen to become the season’s top sellers? In this

Is there any flower more romantic than the peony? With their frilly petals, delicate colours, and swoon-worthy scent, they steal the show every spring.

Nestled in the heart of St. John’s, Newfoundland, Memorial University Botanical Garden is a living sanctuary of biodiversity, conservation, and public education. Spanning over 110

10 neat things about weeding smarter, not harder Let’s be honest: few of uslove weeding. But staying ahead of garden invaders doesn’t have to

By Dorothy Dobbie Ken Macdonald’s garden in Regina isn’t the acreage he imagined managing when he went to agriculture college in the Maritimes, but it

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