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Alliums (Allium): These plants, including onions and garlic, are generally avoided due to their strong smell.
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Alliums (Allium): These plants, including onions and garlic, are generally avoided due to their strong smell.

1. You have to eat a peck of dirt before you die. Fortunately, that old saying does not apply to plants, which in fact, do

1. Plural. You can say “crocuses”, “croci” or “crocus” when you have more than one. Personally, I think “crocuses” is the clearest. 2. Fall-blooming crocuses.

1. Greek kapto, to bite or to swallow. Peppers and chillis are also known as capsicums. Their botanical name came from the Greek kapto to

By Ian Leatt It’s the beginning of May and I hear a little knocking at the door. Rising and opening the door, I am greeted

1. Potted plants in bloom (1). At the garden centre, should you buy plants that are already blooming or not? The question has two answers:

Two olde dawgs: putting together a Vegepod Last fall, as I was outside raking still more leaves from the trees that provide beautiful shade in

1. Dyngus Day. Pussy willows were a player on Easter Monday or Wet Monday, a Polish celebration also known in the United States as Dyngus

Carrots are easy to grow and are filled with vitamins and minerals, it’s no wonder they are the vegetable of the year! What is more

1. Tulips rising in fall. Much of Canada has been enjoying a bit of unseasonably warm weather this fall. Some gardeners are asking about their

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