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Dedicating a portion of your garden for cut flowers is always a good decision. Truly, being able to harvest your very own homegrown bouquet to display in your home is a marvelous practise. Interacting with flowers triggers the release of all our favourite feel-good...
Succession planting combines clever planning and sowing to maximize growing potential, making the most of each gardening season, from last to first frost. It incorporates various practices depending on your growing goals and harvest expectations. Simply put however,...
Many of us yearn all winter long for the long, hot and sunny days of summer. This beloved season however, is often best enjoyed in the shade. Both a well-planned or natural shaded area allows you to revel in all the joys of the season, comfortably. And we are firm...
There are no gardening mistakes, only experiments. Janet Kilburn Phillips When we reflect on the importance of harmony within the garden we often think of companion planting. That which creates a beautiful resilience, a nod to the functionality of natural ecosystems...
Planting day is can be seen as the official start of the gardening season; it's often the first day of gathering, planting, preparing, splitting and so on and so forth. It heralds a new season of connecting with nature. This day frequently pairs with a specific...
Fresh, homegrown vegetables should be on everyone's radar. Interestingly, you don't need a large garden plot, fancy beds or years of experience. Just a container and a willingness to connect with nature daily. An alternative to traditional methods, many vegetables...