A garden rooted in memory: Joan and Frank Quinn’s backyard retreat in Edmonton
By Joan Quinn This garden story appeared in the 3rd issue of Canada’s Local Gardener. As someone who grew up
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By Joan Quinn This garden story appeared in the 3rd issue of Canada’s Local Gardener. As someone who grew up
Read MoreMilkweed isn’t just for monarch butterflies. Native milkweed (Asclepias) is one of the most fascinating and ecologically valuable plant groups
Read MoreLove is in the air – and in the garden! Throughout history, plants have been associated with romance, passion, and
Read MoreThe “language of flowers”, also known as floriography, is a fascinating historical practice where different flowers and plants have symbolic
Read MoreAs we get ready for the somber day of November 11 with a poppy in our lapels, we turn to
Read MorePlants don’t always live up to their gentle, green reputation. Some have evolved lethal mechanisms to survive, capturing prey, and
Read MoreWhether you love the early spring blooms or you want to feed the bees when they first wake up, it’s
Read MorePig squeaks have big shiny, paddle-shaped leaves surround a sturdy, 16-inch stalk that bursts into exuberant pink, sometimes white, flowers
Read More1. Five types. There are about 75 species of hydrangea in the world, but only five species typically grown in
Read MoreNative red columbine: a Canadian wildflower with flair Few native plants combine charm and resilience quite like the red columbine
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