Stunning Spring Plants
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.
Canada's Local Gardener
September 21, 2016
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About Scent
1. Do bees have noses? Not exactly, but they do detect odour through receptors in their antennae. Various insects have sensory receptors in their
Canada's Local Gardener
September 20, 2016
Growing Rhododendrons in Ontario
The delicate mauve of a rhododendron flower cannot be imitated in any other flower. There is something about the way the light shines through the
Canada's Local Gardener
September 19, 2016
Bulbs, Corms and Tubers
What is the difference between bulbs, corms and tubers? And what about all those other things? To start, they are all underground storage units ready
Canada's Local Gardener
September 10, 2016
Garden Scents
Brilliant colour, florid bloom, exotic foliage: all of these are important to the garden. But garden scents can stimulate an explosion of the senses, creating
Canada's Local Gardener
September 9, 2016
What’s New, What’s Hot: Annuals
Here are new and hot varieties of annuals you’ll want in your garden this year. Annuals Acalypha ‘Jungle Cloak’. Acalypha are fast-growing shrubs that we
Shauna Dobbie
March 8, 2015
What’s New, What’s Hot: Perennials
Here are new and hot varieties of Perennials this year you’ll want in your garden. Perennials Bearded German iris ‘Dangerous Mood’. A moody beauty with
Canada's Local Gardener
March 8, 2015