Pollen Magic
Pollen is a wonderful, protein-rich particle, much prized by queen bees, but especially important to plant fertilization because it carries
Read MorePollen is a wonderful, protein-rich particle, much prized by queen bees, but especially important to plant fertilization because it carries
Read MoreShallots are not the most commonly grown vegetable in Canada, perhaps because the maturity date for bulbs can be as
Read MoreKnowing the difference of the allium family, between shallots, green onions, scallions, chives and leeks can be very confusing. One
Read More1. Water, water everywhere. Water in the garden is such a natural fit that every garden should have some. You
Read MoreAs day wanes, tired gardeners reluctantly head indoors, anxious for the dawn so they can continue to indulge their passion.
Read MoreOrganic Factors. During almost all landscaping projects there comes a time when you have to decide, “What kind of soil
Read MorePo-TAE-to, Po-TA-to Nothing tastes better than fresh baby potatoes from the garden. Boiled, baked or put into salads or soups,
Read MoreOff with their heads! How and why you need to deadhead New gardeners sometimes shy away from cutting back their
Read MoreWhen keeping your early bedding plants in the garage, the coolness and the darkness slows down their growth, reduces their
Read MoreA tissue gone viral We all know that people and computers both get viruses, but guess what? Plants can get
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