Ideas & How To's
Planning Your Spring Garden: A Comprehensive Guide to Blossoming Success
The Best Winter Plants for Colorful Landscapes
Essential Gardening Tasks for January
A Guide to Garden-Perfect Poinsettia Care at Home
Spruce Up Your Christmas Decor with Fresh Greens and Floral Arrangements
How To Prevent Pests in Your Houseplants ?
How to Repot Your Tropical Plants for Winter: A Guide for Garden and Landscape Design Enthusiasts
The vibrant tropical plants that adorn your garden and landscape design bring joy and life to your outdoor spaces throughout the warm months. However, as winter approaches, protecting these delicate plants from frost and cold temperatures is essential to ensure they continue to thrive year after year. This comprehensive guide, suitable for both beginners and seasoned gardeners, will walk you through the essential steps of successfully repotting your tropical plants for the winter season.
Preparing Your Garden for Winter: A Comprehensive Guide to Winterizing Your Garden
As winter approaches, many gardeners may find themselves wondering how to protect their beloved gardens from the harsh, cold months ahead. The process of winterizing your garden is crucial to ensure that your plants, especially perennials, survive the winter and flourish in the spring. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the steps you can take to prepare your garden for the winter season while discussing the importance of plant nurseries, front yard garden ideas, and garden design.
Transform Your Front Yard Garden with Fall-Flowering Perennials
How to Trim Your Rose Bush during the Fall Season
How to Prepare Roses for Winter
How To Add Autumn Colour In Your Garden
The Ontario countryside in the fall is a spectacularly colourful landscape that we all admire and enjoy. Many of us make special trips to view the brilliant colours of Maples and waysides adorned with Goldenrod and Asters. But where is the colour in our own garden? Read more to learn about various plants that are great to spruce up your garden at home!