Aries Season Houseplants
Aries season is here, but what exactly does that mean? March 21st signals the transition from peaceful Pisces to the charging of the ram, and you’ll no doubt feel the energetic whoosh of this fiery
Growing 101
Aries season is here, but what exactly does that mean? March 21st signals the transition from peaceful Pisces to the charging of the ram, and you’ll no doubt feel the energetic whoosh of this fiery
We know it’s still cold in Edmonton, but you’ll be ready to tackle that spring cleaning you’ve been waiting all winter for any day now! We’re sure you’re as eager as we are to start
If food is fuel, it’s time to take an honest look at what you’re putting in your body this year. Truthfully speaking, the best food comes straight from the Earth, not the deep fryer, the
Seeding Calendar Who doesn’t want to grow their own vegetables and enjoy summer salads filled, literally, with the fruits of their labour. Unfortunately, for many its cornucopia of health and wellness benefits are outweighed
The world is changing, and the way we garden is changing, too. No longer just a place to plant a few flowers and grow a few shrubs, there is now a solid need for
In most cases, flower gardening is a highly visual art form, from selecting the brightest annuals to arranging our containers. Bulb gardening, however, is a little different. It’s an approach to gardening not unlike
Using fresh herbs in your summer drinks is an absolute gamechanger. When your bartending skills join forces with your gardening skills, you can create legendary beverages perfect for summer entertaining and late-night patio parties. Seriously,
Your tomato plants are all settled into their new homes for the summer, and soon you’ll have a big tasty harvest to reward all your hard work in the garden! Meanwhile, there are some problems
Most of our houseplants are likely accustomed to growing in the wild in warm, sunny climates, so it makes sense that they enjoy spending time outside in summer! However, it isn’t quite as simple as
Want to know the secret to transforming a big, empty yard into an extension of your living space? Create outdoor rooms! With a few strategic design hacks, decorative accents, and structural elements, you can create
If you’re going to commit to a perennial garden, it’s worth putting together a solid colour palette with satisfying complementary tones that fit within a theme. If colour theory isn’t your natural forte, no worries””we
Growing tomatoes that ripen enough to be juicy, sweet, and flavourful is ideal for every tomato lover. Sometimes, certain conditions in the late spring months prevent tomato plants from reaching their full potential””that’s why it’s
Trees are an essential component for many landscapes. However, there are a lot of tree species and varieties out there, so choosing the right one for your yard can be a daunting task. Different shapes
Creating unity in your garden can be a challenge, especially when you’re wandering through the garden centre and there are just so many options available. You can help streamline the shopping process and create a
A beautifully curated flower arrangement is always a perfect gift for Mom, but flower shops can be an absolute zoo on Mother’s Day! If you want to be sure you get the perfect bouquet and
How could you not love perennials? All you have to do is plant them once, make sure they’re adequately watered and fertilized, and you’ll have beautiful blooms and vibrant foliage year after year. Sure, there’s
“Colour is my day-long obsession, joy, and torment.” – Claude Monet As gardeners, we sometimes play the role of landscape architects, sometimes decorators, and often the role of painters. But instead of painting
After a long, cold and grey Edmonton winter, we could all use a little more colour in our lives. These first few weeks of spring bring just enough sunshine to start getting excited about
Just when the whirlwind of winter holidays is over, and things start to relax, March swoops in and a flurry of spring tasks and to-dos, pulling us in every direction. From spring cleaning to
Photo credit: greenvalleygardencentre.com It’s almost time to get planting, and we have some stunning new annuals growing in our Sherwood Park greenhouses for you to add to your garden! We’re bringing in specialty calibrachoas,
Spring is drawing near, and it’s almost time for a post-winter clean-up! Your houseplants deserve some love, too, as the seasons change and they get ready for a growth spurt this summer. Of course,
Crop rotation is one of the oldest tricks in food production to help control pests, reduce disease, keep soil healthy, and produce abundant harvests from your vegetable garden. There are records of Belgian farmers using
When you see tulips at the grocery store in February or flowering tree branches in bouquets in March, it’s because they’ve been forced to bloom early. Forcing is not quite as mean as it sounds
Perennials are amazing plants, and growing them from seed is so rewarding. Starting perennials from seed is sometimes considered difficult, but it’s the ultimate process of delayed gratification””one of the true joys of gardening! Perennial
Read through our Growing Guides for tips to enrich your garden!
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