Fall Display Ideas in Dark Purple September 27, 2013 If you have Cochicum blooming in your garden right now, why not discover how long these flowers can last in water? Hint – longer… Continue Reading
No holding back Autumn September 20, 2013 Cute, ‘Teddy Bear’ Sunflowers provide tall, bright and well-needed color in the late, summer vegetable garden. It’s been a while since I’ve checked in…. Continue Reading
SOME OF MY FAVORITE ANNUAL VINES FOR CONTAINERS AND GARDEN USE September 13, 2013 Confusion reigns between the closely related species commonly sold as Cardinal Creeper, Cardinal Climber, Cypress Vine and Cardinal Vine, but here, Ipomoea sloteri, (… Continue Reading
Surprising Toronto Gardens September 10, 2013 Garden designer David Leeman, provided a tour of some of Toronto’s hidden, and not so hidden garden delights. Such as this unique sculpture at… Continue Reading
Step away from my Plumcot September 2, 2013 Pluots, Plumcots and Aprium – worth dishing out the extra money for, if you love flavor. I received a text from my niece last… Continue Reading
Night Blooming Moon Flowers August 29, 2013 The legendary Night Blooming Cereus times it flowering to occur on or near the full moon’s of summer, to take advantage of night-pollinating insects…. Continue Reading
August with Awesomesauce on top August 26, 2013 There are many species of Blue Gentian, but most are challenging to grow. If you crave the cool, color of true blue on hot,… Continue Reading
The Foodie’s Veg Patch August 20, 2013 One of the greatest pleasures in gardening are edibles. Fruit, berries, vegetables and herbs – all fresher and tastier than any farm stand or… Continue Reading
Hello Dahlia’s, Anemonopsis and Sowing Pansies August 19, 2013 August marks the start of Dahlia season, which will continue in our garden until frost, Sturdy stakes and lots of water ensure tall stems… Continue Reading
Outstanding Summer Containers August 12, 2013 This fabulous golden explosion is no accident, thanks to some early-planted Proven Winners like their Flambe® Chrysocephalum apiculatum ( that’s it on the left)…. Continue Reading