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In Canada, fire blight, caused by the bacterium, Erwinia amylovora is a destructive disease of fruit trees and ornamental shrubs. Outbreaks seriously injure and kill
Story by Michael Rosen, RPF Photos by Daniel Tigner Flowering trees are by definition deciduous trees – trees with leaves (as opposed to needles). Evolution
Winter burning (also called “winter drying” or “winter browning”) is a common and recurring problem of coniferous trees in colder parts of Canada. Pines (and
Canada’s climate is far too extreme for growth in winter, though in the southwest British Columbian evergreen rainforest, photosynthesis can proceed in mild spells. For most of Canada, however, how do the above-ground parts of trees cope with a Canadian winter weather?
We have been growing begonias in our homes and garden for about three centuries. There are many, many hybrids in addition to the 1,400 different
When you carve your initials into a tree at eye level, do the initials grow higher with the tree or stay at the eye level?
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis, ‘Dew of the Sea’) is a woody, Mediterranean perennial that grows where the summers are hot and sunny, the winters temperate and
Wildflowers have that special power to delight and surprise us, maybe as we are not responsible for putting them there. Perhaps it is because they,
Garlic – The goddess of the edible garden By Dave Hanson Few ingredients can be as ubiquitous, raunchy and intense, yet all the while
Wise gardeners and bargain hunters alike know that fall is one of the best times to plant and shop. Not only can you find plants
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