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Tillandsias, the Amazing Air Plants!

February 2, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1732 Views air plants, bromeliads, creative plant displays, DIY plant projects, epiphytes, Gardening With Kids, houseplants, Plant Care, Tillandsias, water conservation plants

“What are those, mom?” What indeed! If you frequent greenhouses you have likely come across a display of these plant

Plants Trees & Shrubs

10 Native Maples of Canada

February 2, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 5289 Views bigleaf maple, black maple, Canada trees, Manitoba maple, mountain maple, Native maples, red maple, silver maple, striped maple., sugar maple

The 10 species of maple trees native to Canada have been growing here well before our country was discovered by

Local Gardener Seeds

Seed Catalogues

January 31, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 9635 Views canadian gardener, catalogue, catalogues, seed, seeds

Ready, Set, Dream! All the seed catalogues in Canada that we could find. A’Bunadh Seeds seed catalogues> abunadhseeds.com

10 Neat Things Foliage Indoor plants Plants

About Peperomia

January 28, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1530 Views houseplants, Indoor Gardening, Light Requirements, Peperomia, peperomia flowers, peperomia species, plant of the year, plant propagation, succulent care, toxicity

Peperomia argyreia Watermelon 1. Plant of the year! Peperomia has been declared the plant of the year by the National

10 Neat Things Plants Trees & Shrubs

About Oaks

January 1, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1567 Views acorns, ancient oak trees, Celtic history, North American oaks, oak cupule, oak for smoking, oak symbolism, Oak trees, poison oak, Quercus

1. Quercus and the Celts Quercus is the botanical name for oak and it is from the Celtic language meaning

10 Neat Things Edibles Plants

About Artichokes

December 16, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2008 Views ancient vegetables, aphrodisiac food, artichoke history, artichoke preparation, Artichokes, California artichokes, Cynara scolymus, healthy eating, Marilyn Monroe, New Orleans

1. Eating flower babies. An artichoke is the bud of the flowerhead of Cynara scolymus, a plant with lovely violet-blue

10 Neat Things Gardening Science Plants

About Plant Senses

December 9, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 1429 Views jasmonate, photosensitive hormones, plant behavior, plant chemistry, plant communication, plant intelligence, plant memory, plant reactions, Plant senses, plant signaling

1. What you already knew. As a plant person, you already know that plants have senses, many beyond our ken.

10 Neat Things Edibles Plants

About Potatoes

November 18, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2097 Views Irish Potato Famine, Lord Byron, nutritional benefits, Potato diet, potato history, potato nutrition, potato production, resistant starch, spud varieties, true potatoes

1. The potato diet. Potatoes have a bad reputation as a heavy carb food that adds inches to waistlines. But

10 Neat Things Animals Annuals Perennials Plants

About Nature’s Dyes

November 4, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2248 Views cochineal dye, eco-friendly dyeing, indigo dye, madder root, marigold dye, natural dyes, organic colorants, plant-based dyes, Tyrian purple, vegetable dyes

1. Blue jean pea plant. A member of the pea family, Indigofera tinctoria, the plant that produces blue jean blue,

10 Neat Things Flowers Foliage Plants Wild Flowers

About Clover

September 16, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2511 Views 56-leaf clover, clover benefits., clover lawns, clover love, clover tea, Four-leaf clover, nitrogen fixer, organic pastures, purple prairie-clover, red clover

1. It saved an emperor. Four-leaf clovers stand for luck and it was extremely lucky for Napoleon Bonaparte when he

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