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5 Tips For Small Space Gardening

Gardening is a favourite pastime for many people out there, particularly for those who live in the country, or happen to have a large backyard...

Lawn Recovery

A lush, green, well-maintained lawn is something every homeowner desires, though weather and other factors can make that difficult to achieve. Fortunately, there are effective...

4 Cactus Plants That Will Survive The Winter

By Albert Mondor, horticulturist and biologist Perennial cactuses that withstand our harsh winters? Yes, they exist! Of the four cactus species that grow in the wild...

Tips For Growing Vegetables On Your Roof by Albert Mondor

With 85% of Canadians living in an urban environment, large lots are increasingly rare and space is becoming very limited in cities. Practicing horticulture in...

5 Air Purifying Plants For Your Home

Your home acts as a place of sanctuary and security away from the outside world. The appealing atmosphere comes about by taking into consideration all...

6 Easy to Grow Indoor Houseplants

Growing healthy, thriving houseplants can be a challenge. With less sunlight and limited room to grow, many indoor plants require a steady routine of watering,...

5 Tips For Bringing Outdoor Plants Indoors For The Winter

Gardening is an excellent hobby for the summer months. You can plant anything from colourful flowers to fruits and vegetables! But as the weather gets...

How to Gain Backyard Design Inspiration

Most everyone has their own sense of design for their home and property. However, sometimes the specifics of that vision can be daunting and/or not...

Grow a smoothie garden by Albert Mondor

Do you like smoothies? You want to know how to grow some of the plants you use to make them? It couldn't be more simple!...

Seed Starting – Get Kids Growing by Mark Cullen

Enjoying a great looking garden this summer requires that you either start your own seeds in late winter/early spring or purchase transplants from a garden...