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Invasive plants are one of the most misunderstood issues in gardening. Some are undeniably attractive. Many were deliberately introduced and widely promoted. A few may
Have you ever brought home a bowl of paperwhites only to watch them shoot up overnight, lean toward the window and fill the
Halloween may be about ghosts and goblins, but in the garden, the night has its own kind of magic. After sunset, plants reveal secret
You’re walking through the garden when you spot something truly strange: a stem that’s flat like a ribbon, or a flower with way too
As the days grow shorter and the air begins to cool, gardeners can rely on late summer annuals to keep their gardens lively and colourful.
It feels counterintuitive to plant a row of seeds, nurture them to life, and then snip off half their heads. But thinning seedlings is
Is there any flower more romantic than the peony? With their frilly petals, delicate colours, and swoon-worthy scent, they steal the show every spring.
They brighten roadsides and frustrate botanists.Nicknamed “Damned Yellow Composites” or DYCs by plant enthusiasts around 100 years ago, these are the cheery, yellow-flowered members
Story by Shauna Dobbie; images by David Johnson Stephanie Appleby-Jones has always been a gardener at heart. She refined her skills at her ¾-acre lakeside
Pansies are a springtime staple, charming gardeners with their cheerful blooms and rainbow colours. But behind those sweet “faces” lies a fascinating backstory full
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