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Flora & Fauna Podcast Episode 18: Seeds with Kevin Twomey

July 22, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 809 Views Canada gardening, flower gardening, gardening podcast, gardening tips, Kevin Twomey, Seed planting, Seed starting, shauna dobbie, T and T Seeds, vegetable gardening

It is seed starting time across Canada. From March through June, depending on where your garden is, you may be

CLG Podcast Edibles Flora & Fauna Local Gardener Plants

Flora & Fauna Episode 2: Sweet Potatoes

May 13, 2024 Canada's Local Gardener 533 Views Canadian Gardening, easy gardening tips, growing sweet potatoes, heat-loving plants, low-care vegetables, nutrient-rich vegetables, summer gardening, sweet potato care, sweet potatoes, vegetable gardening

Sweet potatoes are densely packed with nutrients, delicious roasted or mashed with a dab of butter, and notoriously too heat-loving

How-to Local Gardener

Some Fantastic Books on Gardening and Food

January 31, 2024 Shauna Dobbie 2012 Views backyard chickens, beekeeping, cooking with flowers, gardening books, Gardening for Beginners, growing undercover, native plants, Nikki Fotheringham, raised bed gardening, vegetable gardening

Here are some brilliant books on gardening and food we’re looking at ordering soon! Taste Buds: A Field Guide to

How-to Local Gardener

The Tricky Tomato: Fruit or vegetable?

May 23, 2023 Canada's Local Gardener 1688 Views Fruit or vegetable, garden tips, gardening, Heirloom tomatoes, Homegrown produce, Lycopene, tomato, Tomato growing tips, Tomato varieties, vegetable gardening

By Heather Klein Is the tomato a fruit or is it a vegetable? This age-old question regarding the tomato actually

Beautiful Gardens New Brunswick

Garden of Maggie and Mike Connell

January 27, 2022 Canada's Local Gardener 1491 Views Flowers, garden aesthetics, gardening innovations, Maggie Connell, Medicinal plants, New Brunswick garden, raised beds, rural property, sustainability, vegetable gardening

Garden of Maggie and Mike Connell, New Brunswick Story and photos by Shauna Dobbie Maggie’s garden explodes with life. Containers

10 neat things about cucumbers

10 Neat Things Edibles Plants Vines

About Cucumbers

May 13, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2103 Views anti-cancer properties, burpless cucumbers, climbing cucumbers, cucumber varieties, Cucumbers, healthy foods, pickling, vegetable cultivation, vegetable gardening, wild cucumber

1. Like broccoli with fewer calories. Cucumbers are among the world’s healthiest foods, containing health-giving lignans and flavonoids, as do

10 neat things about edible gardens

10 Neat Things Edibles Plants

Edible Garden

February 25, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2103 Views companion planting, composting, container gardening, Edible gardening, fruit-bearing trees, hanging strawberries, homemade pickles, raised beds, vegetable gardening, worm castings

1. Plants feed the world. Only plants know how to change the energy of the sun into digestible, edible protein

carrots yummy crunchy

Carrots – Yummy, Crunchy

February 11, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 2322 Views carrot varieties, carrots, cilantro lime carrots, cooking with carrots, garden-to-table, gardening tips, healthy eating, Homegrown produce, root vegetables, vegetable gardening

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

sowing seeds

Sowing Seeds

February 5, 2021 Canada's Local Gardener 1939 Views early spring planting, gardening equipment, Indoor Gardening, organic gardening, Peppers, Seed starting, seedling care, tomato seedlings, transplanting, vegetable gardening

By Mark MacDonald Getting a head start on spring, scores of farm crops have been cultivated for centuries through the

Gift to you this Holiday

Gift to you this Holiday

December 3, 2020 Canada's Local Gardener 9691 Views Canada’s Local Gardener, feature gardens, flower gardening, free magazine, gardening inspiration, gardening magazine, gardening tips, holiday gift, vegetable gardening, Winter Gardening

Winter may threaten, but it’s still toasty inside your homes and with Canada’s Local Gardener magazine we hope to help

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