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Cold weather transforms the landscape in ways that are both practical and surprisingly beautiful. When temperatures plunge, familiar physics begins to behave differently. Ice crystals
Gardening Zones in Canada If you garden in Canada, you’ve probably memorized your Zone. Maybe you’ve even celebrated a recent upgrade; several cities across the
Astilbe, sometimes called false spirea, is a perennial favourite among gardeners looking to add a splash of colour and texture to shaded or partially shaded
If you planted cloves last fall, now’s the moment you’ve been waiting for. Harvesting garlic isn’t complicated, but a few simple steps will make
How to increase your perennial garden By Shauna Dobbie You love your perennial garden soooo much, you’d like to double or triple what you’ve
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
It feels counterintuitive to plant a row of seeds, nurture them to life, and then snip off half their heads. But thinning seedlings is
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
Story and photos by Dorothy Dobbie This story was published in Volume 4, Issue 4 It is a smoky early June day, perhaps a little
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