Gardening Blogs
Frost? No Problem! Growing Cold Crops Georgina
Just because there’s a chill in the air doesn’t mean you have to wait to start gardening. Cold crop vegetables are the first to brave the season in Canadian growing...
Frost? No Problem! Growing Cold Crops Georgina
Just because there’s a chill in the air doesn’t mean you have to wait to start gardening. Cold crop vegetables are the first to brave the season in Canadian growing...
Pansies: The Flower That Laughs in the Face of ...
If you're craving early spring colour while the weather still dabbles in frost, pansies are your go-to bloom. These vibrant little flowers can handle temperatures as low as -7°C, making...
Pansies: The Flower That Laughs in the Face of ...
If you're craving early spring colour while the weather still dabbles in frost, pansies are your go-to bloom. These vibrant little flowers can handle temperatures as low as -7°C, making...
Stop Pests Before They Start: How to Apply Dorm...
As winter fades and spring approaches, overwintering pests like aphids, scale, and spider mites are gearing up to invade your trees and shrubs. Enter dormant oil—a mix of horticultural oil...
Stop Pests Before They Start: How to Apply Dorm...
As winter fades and spring approaches, overwintering pests like aphids, scale, and spider mites are gearing up to invade your trees and shrubs. Enter dormant oil—a mix of horticultural oil...
From Garden to Vase: Creating a Cut Flower Garden
Imagine stepping outside on a warm summer morning, basket in hand, ready to snip a handful of fresh, vibrant blooms straight from your own garden. A cut flower garden isn’t...
From Garden to Vase: Creating a Cut Flower Garden
Imagine stepping outside on a warm summer morning, basket in hand, ready to snip a handful of fresh, vibrant blooms straight from your own garden. A cut flower garden isn’t...
Small-Scale Food Preservation and Homesteading
If you’ve ever picked your weight in cucumbers or found yourself with a mountain of tomatoes that ripened all at once, congratulations—you’re living the good homesteading life! Welcome to the...
Small-Scale Food Preservation and Homesteading
If you’ve ever picked your weight in cucumbers or found yourself with a mountain of tomatoes that ripened all at once, congratulations—you’re living the good homesteading life! Welcome to the...
March in the Garden: What to Tackle Before Spri...
March is a fickle month—one moment, it teases you with sunshine, and the next, it reminds you winter isn’t quite finished yet. But for gardeners in Georgina's growing zone 5,...
March in the Garden: What to Tackle Before Spri...
March is a fickle month—one moment, it teases you with sunshine, and the next, it reminds you winter isn’t quite finished yet. But for gardeners in Georgina's growing zone 5,...