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By Ken De SmetPhoto by Jim Reimer Along with black-capped chickadees and the common woodpeckers (downy and hairy), white-breasted and red-breasted nuthatches are probably among
The long prairie winter has traditionally spurred the drive to develop woody landscaping plants that can add visual interest to the winter garden. For deciduous,
Saying good night to the garden By Dorothy Dobbie We always speak of “putting the garden to bed” as though we tucked things in and
Magic of mulch Mulch keeps soil moister, decreases weed germination and stabilizes soil temperatures, all of which makes your plants more productive. If you haven’t
By Matt Vinet Recycling the trees removed to make way for hard features built into Assiniboine Park into furniture does not make the cutting of
It would be appropriate to say that the Roger and Karen Watson garden is a jewel of a garden. After all, they own a jewelry
Choosing plants for ease of maintenance Do you want to grow healthy plants with a minimum of effort? You can improve your success in the
Garden design Idea: Nightscaping Nightscaping your garden with lighting can provide safety and add ambiance. Do you ever look at other homes as you’re driving
The starter course for spring colour in the garden Spring to a gardener is like honey to a bee. We eagerly wait for spring all winter.
Are you wondering why your cucumbers have lots of foliage and are loaded with flowers, but the flowers keep falling off before they can turn
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