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15 early spring gardening tasks

Signs of spring are all around, and it’s time to get outside and watch the garden waking up from winter!

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Benefits of growing in grow bags 

Grow big in small spaces: tips for growing in grow bags! We will provide helpful tricks for growing a bountiful garden in limited space using grow bags.

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How to get rid of Japanese knotweed

Worried about Japanese knotweed? Find out how to identify this invasive weed and what to do if you have Japanese knotweed in your garden.

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Our top 10 fragrant spring plants

Fill your garden and home with fragrance this spring with our top 10 scented spring plants! Find out more about what to plant for fragrant spring flowers.

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Top 5 seed starter tips for a successful spring harvest

These tips will ensure you get off to a good start for a spring harvest.

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How to Keep Garden Birds Fed in Winter

These how to keep garden birds fed in winter tips will help to make sure that your garden birds be well fed over the winter months.

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Orchid Care Tips

This how-to-take care of orchids guide will ensure you can look after your precious orchids for a long time and even get them to repeat flower.

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5 Basic Gardening Tips for Beginners

These tips will help to get you started in the garden.

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Low-Maintenance Shrubs

Here are seven of our favourite low-maintenance shrubs for your garden.

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Sustainable Gardening and Indoor Plants: Start Your Eco-Friendly Journey in 2025

The first half of January 2025 is behind us, making it the perfect time to embrace sustainable practices for your garden and home. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just beginning your journey toward a greener lifestyle, there are plenty of ways to enjoy nature responsibly. Sustainable gardening benefits the planet, plants, health, and wallet. This blog shares practical tips for both outdoor and indoor plants to help you start 2025 on an eco-conscious note.<...

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Delicious and Healthy Winter Harvest: What to Serve in the New Year

Even during Ontario’s chilly winters, certain crops thrive in the frost, offering fresh, nutritious options for your table. In January, root vegetables like carrots, parsnips, and beets are at their peak. Hardy greens such as kale and Swiss chard continue to flourish, and cold frames or greenhouses can extend your harvest season for lettuces and spinach. With proper storage, squash, potatoes, and onions remain readily available, ensuring your kitchen stays sto...

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Sow Hardy Annuals

Here are a few reasons on how to sow and grow hardy annuals.

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