Patricia Hanbidge

Plant now for an early riot of colour. As fall continues, it is time to complete some tasks that are perfectly suited to doing while it is still warm outside – at least during the daylight hours.

Garden harvest adds to the holiday. For many of us, Thanksgiving involves getting together with folks that we enjoy and eating a lot of food.

Pumpkins are native to Central America and Mexico. As Halloween is again upon us, it somehow seems fitting to devote some time to the pumpkin.

Enjoy a selection of spring bulbs inside while the temperatures drop dismally outside.

“There is always music amongst the trees in the garden, but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it.” — Minnie Aurmonier

Growing a living tribute in your garden is simple.

More Canadians embracing the benefits of avoiding the landfill. Years ago, composting was a word that was relatively unknown.

Creating the perfect environment for producing new soil.

Snow days benefit both plants and humans.

Water in the topmost levels of soil will freeze to form a frost layer that can be several feet deep.