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10 Neat Things About the Scent of Roses

February 26, 2025 Canada's Local Gardener 306 Views Garden experiments, Garden hacks, Gardening science, Germination tips, Indoor Gardening, organic gardening, Plant growth, Seed dormancy, Seed starting, Seed stratification

The scent of roses has mesmerized people for centuries, symbolizing love, elegance, and even healing properties. But did you know

10 Neat Things Local Gardener

10 Neat Things About Hoyas

January 23, 2025 Canada's Local Gardener 339 Views drought tolerant plants, Epiphytic plants, Heirloom houseplants, Houseplant flowers, Hoya care tips, Hoya plants, Indoor Gardening, Medicinal plants, Pollination strategies, Wax plants

Hoyas are a botanical treasure that captivates plant lovers around the world. Known for their dazzling star-shaped blooms, fascinating pollination

Bringing rosemary in for winter

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Bringing Rosemary in for Winter

November 20, 2024 Dorothy Dobbie 353 Views Canadian Gardening, Cold Climate Gardening, Culinary Herbs, Fragrant Plants, gardening, Growing Rosemary, Herb Care, herbs, houseplants, Indoor Gardening, Indoor Herbs, Lamiaceae, Light Requirements, Mediterranean Herbs, Overwintering, Plant Care, Propagation, Rosemary, Watering Tips, Winter Gardening

Growing rosemary outside is very easy. Bringing rosemary indoors and overwintering it is more of a challenge. First, keep it

Transition Time: Leaving the garden for the indoors

September 5, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 878 Views Fall transition, fuchsia, herbs, Indoor Gardening, mandevilla, overwintering plants, plant cuttings, Succulents, tropical hibiscus, Winter Gardening

It may feel a bit precipitous when the weather is still good, the sun still warm and golden, and flowers

Feature Story Local Gardener

Top 10 Trends of Plants and Colours in North America in 2024

June 19, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 690 Views bold accents, drought tolerant plants, earthy tones, edible plants, exotic plants, green and earthy palettes, Indoor Gardening, plant trends, pollinator-friendly gardens, soft neutrals

Predicting trends for plants and colours in North America for 2024 involves looking at current patterns, market analyses, and influences

CLG Podcast Flora & Fauna Indoor plants Local Gardener Plants

Flora & Fauna Podcast Episode 5: Houseplants

June 19, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 557 Views air-purifying plants, Darryl Cheng, Gardening science, house plant tips, houseplants, Indoor Gardening, indoor plants, Plant Care, pollution reduction, The New Plant Parent

Houseplants clean the air of chemicals, dust and other pollutants. Some specialize in the chemicals they prefer: English ivy, peace

How to Create a Sensational Succulent Portrait

June 10, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 596 Views Crassula, DIY gardening, Echeveria, gardening project, hens and chicks, Indoor Gardening, succulent arrangement, succulent frame, Succulent portrait, vertical garden

Succulents are fun and I love working with them. Whether it’s the uncommon flapjacks or the more common hens and

Living on Air and Water: Tillandsia

May 9, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 578 Views air plants, Bromeliad family, creative decorating, houseplants, Indoor Gardening, Plant Care, Spanish moss, succulent alternatives, Tillandsia, water storage

Along with the luscious succulents this year comes Tillandsia, the plant that virtually lives on air and water. Tillandsias are

How to Grow Carnations Indoors?

January 10, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 1620 Views carnations, flower care, gardening tips, growing carnations, houseplants, indoor blooms, Indoor Gardening, January birth flowers, Plant Care, winter flowers

As the carnation is recognized as the birth flower for January, I’m interested in learning more about it as a

Edibles Editor's Pick Feature Story Plants

Indoor Tomatoes Year Round

November 22, 2023 Shauna Dobbie 1147 Views Compact tomato varieties, Grow tent, Homegrown produce, Humidity levels, Indoor Gardening, LED grow lights, Pollination, Temperature control, tomatoes, Year-round growing

I think about indoor vegetable growing a lot. I’m not into cannabis but I am into tomatoes. When tomatoes go

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