10 Neat Things About Wildlife in Winter
1. Bulking up. While many wildlife hibernate or hide away in dens in winter, others just bulk up by eating
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1. Bulking up. While many wildlife hibernate or hide away in dens in winter, others just bulk up by eating
Read More1. The darkest month. December in Canada is the darkest month. Toronto gets about 8.8 hours of daylight in December.
Read MoreBest Christmas Gift for Gardeners 1. Die or pause? No, diapause. To survive the brutality of freezing winters, many insects
Read More1. What’s a berry? As you will know by now if you read 10 Neat Things frequently, only some berries
Read More1. It’s a loss not a gain of colour. Deciduous leaves turn colour in fall because of a loss of
Read More1. The pukak. Under the winter’s collection of fallen snow, there is a secret world where small animals and insects
Read More1. Neaten up. Add this to your to-do list in fall. Even the messiest gardener (that’s me) needs to get
Read MoreThere are gardeners who would rather die than be seen with common annuals like impatiens or petunias in their yards,
Read More1. Genus and epithet In Latin, African violets are Saintpaulia ionantha. They are named after Baron Walter von Saint Paul-Illaire,
Read More1. The bitter truth, and neat thing, about rhubarb. Rhubarb lovers may lament it and disagree, but the truth is
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