David Hobson is a local journalist based in Ontario, Canada, with a focus on the Kitchener region. His work has appeared in various publications, including the Waterloo Region Record, The Welland Tribune, The Hamilton Spectator, and the Chesterfield Advertiser. David's articles primarily cover gardening topics, providing tips, insights, and commentary on horticulture and related subjects.
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David Hobson's articles predominantly cover gardening and related topics, focusing on seasons, house & home, family & relationships, and design. He seems to favor seasonal content (43%) and investment analysis (31%), indicating a preference for practical advice and insights on how to manage gardens in specific conditions or during particular times of the year.
If you are considering reaching out to David with a pitch, it would be beneficial if your expertise aligns with providing actionable advice related to gardening techniques, plant care based on seasonal changes, or insights into the impact of these practices on house aesthetics. Moreover, sharing unique perspectives that can enhance readers' understanding of plants or flowers could also capture his interest.
Given his local geographic focus in Canada (specifically Ontario and Kitchener), pitches should consider relevance to this region when discussing gardening practices or plant varieties suitable for the local climate.
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The raking begins when the leaves are falling, use the autumn debris for garden benefits.
Discover the beauty of garden paths and fall projects with tips from David Hobson.
Discussing the challenges of a dry summer affecting gardens, the importance of proper watering for plants, and potential changes due to climate change.
By: David Hobson
How garden design evolves organically, breaking traditional rules to create pleasing and surprising combinations of color, form and texture.
Gardening columnist David Hobson writes about a pair of plants commonly known as leadwort or plumbago.
There have been other surprises arriving late to the garden party. A yellow wallflower with its enchanting fragrance decided after a warm fall that it must be spring, so it tentatively flowered.
By: David Hobson, Clare Lyon, Kane Alexander, Michael Cormick
Celebrate the magic of Christmas in traditional Morning Melodies style with a concert of all your favourite Christmas carols and songs.
By: David Hobson
If your current watering method is working out and your orchid is happy, do continue, and maybe add another one to your shopping list, writes David Hobson.
By: David Hobson
Opuntia do look a little rough around the edges after a cold winter buried in snow but, in spring, the pads spring back to life, rejuvenated and ready for a summer in the sun, writes David Hobson
Seasoned gardeners might not be easily fooled, even though some probably are. I know I’ve been tempted by eye-catching images on the internet, writes David Hobson.
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