Advice
The Role of Grassroots Movements in Pollinator Conservation
Dr Sheila Cole PhD is an Associate Professor and York University Chair in Interdisciplinary Conservation Science at York University. I was fortunate to have the opportunity to view a zoom presentation by Dr Cole entitled “The Role of Grassroots Movements … Continue reading
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Year Of The Garden 2022 – Plant Your Garden Red
This is the year to add a splash of RED to your garden The Year of the Garden 2022 is inviting all Canadians to plant red this year. A campaign inspired by Communities in Blooms, Hope is Growing wants Canadians … Continue reading
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This Spring …..Plant Natives
Climate change is no longer that looming threat on the horizon. It is here and the changes are happening now. So, in the gardening world there is much discussion about how to use gardening to help prevent loss of habitat, … Continue reading
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Questions about Lilacs
We have recently been asked two questions about lilacs. One is about powdery mildew and the other is about pruning. You will find the responses from Judy Kaufman, Northumberland Master Gardener to these questions below. Powdery Mildew Powdery mildew is … Continue reading
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Propogating African Violets
It’s a great time of year to divide and spruce up your African violets. This way you can share an easy care plant with others. I have had one African violet for over 8 years, it faithfully produces beautiful purple … Continue reading
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Winter is a Great Time to Indoor Garden
Winter is a great time to work on your indoor garden. I am taking cuttings to share with friends, repotting plants and enjoying all the foliage and blooms that can brighten a gloomy day. My lovely fiddle leaf fig is … Continue reading
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