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WINNERS OF THE 2023 CANADIAN GARDEN TOURISM AWARDS At the International Garden Tourism Conference, in the spirit of the conference theme: “Seizing the Moment”, the
Lucille Crighton Toronto, Ontario People often talk about weaving texture, colour and form into the garden, making an educated guess about how a plant will
Tomatoes are climacteric, which means they will continue to ripen after they’ve been picked from the vine. This really matters to us in Ontario because
The rose, adored for its beauty and grace, is perhaps the most romantic flower in the garden. This is why it’s called the queen of
by Chris Conway Excerpt from The Lake used with permission from Great Plains Publications. The ragged breaks in the tree line at Lake of the
Evolving over the last 12 years, this garden has been a series of experiments in eco-friendly beauty – a living laboratory and library of plants
Proof that any garden can be beautiful, this Oakville oasis is primarily composed of plants that are edible, fermentable and medicinal – an unusual palette
Story by Tania Moffat, photos by Veronica Silva, Ben Goedhart and Klaus Roder At the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario lies a
Plants transform our living spaces indoors and out, but those that are invited into our homes do more for us than we do for them.
Gardening brings people together. We learn from one another, get ideas from fellow gardeners and just enjoy sharing our own labours of love with those
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