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Why The Grumpy Gardener Is A Huge Fan Of Hummingbirds - southernliving.com - Canada
southernliving.com
07.05.2024

Why The Grumpy Gardener Is A Huge Fan Of Hummingbirds

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5 Flower Gardening Trends Pros Want You to Try in 2024 - thespruce.com - Canada
thespruce.com
03.05.2024

5 Flower Gardening Trends Pros Want You to Try in 2024

Stunning florals are synonymous with springtime, and chances are, every social channel you're scrolling through is bursting with beautiful blooms. 

Mission Patch: STS-78 - theunconventionalgardener.com - Canada - India - city Columbia
theunconventionalgardener.com
03.05.2024

Mission Patch: STS-78

STS-78 was the fifth Life and Microgravity Spacelab Mission (LMS) and involved space shuttle Columbia, five NASA astronauts and two international astronauts – Jean-Jacques Favier (CNES) and Robert Thirsk (CSA). 

How pioneering women at the turn of 20th century changed the course of British gardening | House & Garden - houseandgarden.co.uk - Britain - Canada
houseandgarden.co.uk
03.05.2024

How pioneering women at the turn of 20th century changed the course of British gardening | House & Garden

In March 1910, readers of The Daily Mail were confronted with an advertisement that read, ‘Ten Thousand Englishwomen could be ranged in a line and shot. No one would be sorry. Everyone would be glad. There isn’t any place for them.’ This was pretty strong stuff, but it was just an extreme example of a widely held belief: that the country was burdened with ‘surplus women’. In 1854, author and social campaigner Harriet Martineau estimated that there were over 500,000 more women than men in Great Britain; by 1891, the number had risen to over 900,000. The chief reason given at the time was the high level of emigration among young men seeking opportunities across the British Empire. Every young man signing up to be a colonist, a member of the armed forces, a civil servant or a trader in the British colonies was one less for the women left at home to woo and catch. There was real anxiety that as a result there were ‘surplus women’ who would not find a husband to take care of them after their fathers died. The ‘surplus’ or ‘redundant’ women that bothered commentators most were middle- and upper-class women. Single working-class women were not viewed as surplus; they could go into paid occupations deemed suitable to their station, such as domestic service or factories. For ‘respectable’ women higher up the social scale, however, conventional society offered very few options.

Shopping-List Plants for the Mountain West - finegardening.com - Usa - Canada - state California
finegardening.com
03.05.2024

Shopping-List Plants for the Mountain West

If you’ve run into a garden rut, we’ve got you covered. It’s time to start planning for your first trip to the local nursery or garden center. What plants will you need for a new garden area? Are you noticing a lack of excitement or color outside (we call this the midspring slump)? Just itching for an exciting new addition to a well-established bed? Now is the time to make a list of the perennials, shrubs, and/or trees that will fill those needs.

Common Burdock - gardengatemagazine.com - Usa - Canada
gardengatemagazine.com
12.03.2024

Common Burdock

Common Burdock Learn how to identify and control common burdock weed. Common burdock (Arctium minus) What does common burdock look like?

How to Grow Beardtongue (Penstemon) - gardenerspath.com - Usa - Canada - Guatemala - state Hawaii - county Hardy
gardenerspath.com
10.03.2024

How to Grow Beardtongue (Penstemon)

How to Grow Beardtongue (Penstemon) Penstemon spp.

GPOD on the Road: Vancouver Garden Tour, Part 2 - finegardening.com - Canada - county Hardy - county Garden
finegardening.com
08.03.2024

GPOD on the Road: Vancouver Garden Tour, Part 2

We’re back enjoying part two of Cherry Ong’s visit last June to the garden of perennial gardening expert Pam Frost on Vancouver, Canada. Cherry visited as part of a tour organized by the Vancouver Hardy Plant Society.

Tips for Growing Saskatoon Serviceberries - gardenerspath.com - Usa - Canada - state California - state Minnesota - state Alaska - county Ontario
gardenerspath.com
07.03.2024

Tips for Growing Saskatoon Serviceberries

Tips for Growing Saskatoon Serviceberries Amelanchier alnifolia

How to Winterize Milkweed Plants - gardenerspath.com - Usa - Canada
gardenerspath.com
24.02.2024

How to Winterize Milkweed Plants

How to Care for Milkweed Plants in Winter

20 Fantastic Maple Leaf Tattoo Ideas - balconygardenweb.com - Usa - Canada - Japan
balconygardenweb.com
20.02.2024

20 Fantastic Maple Leaf Tattoo Ideas

Look at these amazing Maple Leaf Tattoo Ideas and blend your love for the natural world with the artistry. Keep reading!

Rieger Begonia Care: Tips for Healthy, Happy Plants - savvygardening.com - Canada - Germany
savvygardening.com
17.02.2024

Rieger Begonia Care: Tips for Healthy, Happy Plants

Cross summer-blooming begonias with some of their cold-tolerant counterparts and you get the Rieger begonia—a great option for a pop of tropical color during the winter season. Pronounced “REE-ger,” the Rieger begonia is a winter flowering plant with blossoms like tea roses. Although these hybrids don’t have any scent, they more than make up for it with their riotously colorful, creamy blooms. Riegers range from reds, pinks, and bright yellows to shades of orange and stark white. What’s more, under the right conditions, they can bloom indoors for several weeks and they’re fairly easy to propagate, too.

Counting birds: be a better birder, with cornell’s rebecca rodomsky-bish - awaytogarden.com - Canada
awaytogarden.com
10.02.2024

Counting birds: be a better birder, with cornell’s rebecca rodomsky-bish

WATCHING BIRDS lifts my spirits, as it has for decades, and who couldn’t use their spirits lifted right about now? But there’s another much bigger potential benefit, which is that sharing my sightings helps scientists understand what’s going on with bird populations in a changing world.

Growing Shiso: A Unique Flavor to Add to Your Herb Garden - savvygardening.com - Canada
savvygardening.com
09.02.2024

Growing Shiso: A Unique Flavor to Add to Your Herb Garden

I love growing interesting flavors in my garden and bringing them into the kitchen to cook with. That is why I added shiso to my seed list a couple of years ago. I first tried this fragrant herb in a restaurant in Western Canada (where I was also introduced to parsley root). It has a very distinct flavor and is very ornamental. Growing shiso from seed is pretty easy and if you let it go to seed in the fall, well, you won’t need to grow more next year.

How to Grow and Care for Camassia (Wild Hyacinth) - gardenerspath.com - Usa - Canada - India - state Texas - state California
gardenerspath.com
09.02.2024

How to Grow and Care for Camassia (Wild Hyacinth)

How to Grow and Care for Camassia (Wild Hyacinth) Camassia spp.

BC Home + Garden Show 2024: Come for the tips, stay for the food - theprovince.com - Canada
theprovince.com
26.01.2024

BC Home + Garden Show 2024: Come for the tips, stay for the food

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page.

Growers Guide for African Violets - backyardgardener.com - Canada - Germany
backyardgardener.com
26.01.2024

Growers Guide for African Violets

African violet is perhaps the only full-blown paradox that can survive on a windowsill. On one hand, it is a celebrated show plant, with new cultivars eagerly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. It has its own organization, the African Violet Society of America, and its own magazine, African Violet. A quick Internet search reveals that there are almost as many African violet sites as there are pages for sex and dieting. And yet, these plants are mass-produced by the hundreds of thousands and are readily available for a minuscule price from mom and pop garden centers, enormous mega-merchandisers, and a host of medium-size vendors.

A Year of Bouquets From the Garden - finegardening.com - Canada
finegardening.com
26.01.2024

A Year of Bouquets From the Garden

I’m Maria Nieuwenhof from Quebec, Canada (Zone 5). I was going through my pictures over the last few days and trying to figure out what annuals I will start from seeds this year for my bouquets. When I go to see friends, or when I visit my father in Montreal, or when I have an event to go to I bring one or more bouquets. I started in late April with my first bouquet that had daffodils and ended in early November with achillea.

8 Weeds That Look Like Pepper Plants - balconygardenweb.com - Usa - Canada - South Africa - Australia
balconygardenweb.com
24.01.2024

8 Weeds That Look Like Pepper Plants

It is important to differentiate between pepper plants and their look like weeds to keep your garden clutter free and safe.

The World Pumpkin Confederation – History - backyardgardener.com - Usa - Canada - state Washington - state Pennsylvania - state New Jersey - state New York
backyardgardener.com
18.01.2024

The World Pumpkin Confederation – History

The record existed until 1976 when Bob Ford of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, USA exhibited a 451 pound specimen at the U.S. Pumpkin Contest in Churchville, PA. Yearly International Competition was revived again in 1979 when Canadian Howard Dill of Windsor, Nova Scotia won his first of four consecutive international pumpkinship titles at the Cornell Contest in Pennsylvania. Mr. Dill’s first world record of 459 pounds came in 1980 which he supassed in 1981 by harvesting a 493.5 pound pumpkin.

Growing blackberries - backyardgardener.com - Usa - Canada - state Texas - state Arkansas - state Oklahoma
backyardgardener.com
18.01.2024

Growing blackberries

The Blackberries of North America and Europe are a mighty clan of innumerable species and hybrids that have taxed the efforts of botanists to classify them. The many species in North America have furnished varieties suitable for cultivation in most of the United States except the cold, dry Great Plains region, and for the milder portions of Canada. One European species, the Cut-leaved Blackberry, Rubus laciniatus, has run wild on the Pacific Coast where it is cultivated.

The world’s ugliest lawn has been found and Diarmuid Gavin says it’s ‘soulful’ - irishtimes.com - Usa - Britain - Canada - France - Germany - Australia - Sweden
irishtimes.com
11.01.2024

The world’s ugliest lawn has been found and Diarmuid Gavin says it’s ‘soulful’

It is not so much a lawn as a moonscape: pitted craters dug by bandicoots, exhausted tufts of withered yellow grass plucked by wallabies and pitiful plants shrivelled brown under the Australian sunshine.

Summer and Fall in Maria’s Garden - finegardening.com - Canada
finegardening.com
11.01.2024

Summer and Fall in Maria’s Garden

I am Maria and I live in the southwest of the province of Quebec, Canada, Zone 5. I want to add that my husband is in charge of the grass and tree part of the gardens so by keeping it all neat and clipped weekly my gardens are always looking at their best.

6 Things You Should Never Store in Plastic Bins - thespruce.com - Canada - county Ontario
thespruce.com
04.01.2024

6 Things You Should Never Store in Plastic Bins

Walk into any home organization store and you’re bound to see endless rows of plastic totes and storage bins. However, did you know that certain items shouldn’t be stored in plastic long term? 

Year in Review: 5 Solutions Stories That See a Way Forward - modernfarmer.com - Usa - Canada
modernfarmer.com
27.12.2023

Year in Review: 5 Solutions Stories That See a Way Forward

Increasingly, news outlets are discovering something interesting: their audiences are tired of gloom and doom stories. Instead of only covering what’s not working, readers want the media to cover what is working: ideas, solutions and actions that are making positive change in the world.

What Does it Mean When You See a Blue Jay - balconygardenweb.com - Canada - Mexico
balconygardenweb.com
19.12.2023

What Does it Mean When You See a Blue Jay

Blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata) are medium-sized, beautiful birds loved for their striking blue plumage with white underparts and black markings on their wings and tails.

What Does it Mean When You See a Blue Jay - balconygardenweb.com - Canada - Mexico
balconygardenweb.com
18.12.2023

What Does it Mean When You See a Blue Jay

Blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata) are medium-sized, beautiful birds loved for their striking blue plumage with white underparts and black markings on their wings and tails.

Family of 210 Flowering Plants - balconygardenweb.com - Usa - Canada - France - Germany
balconygardenweb.com
08.12.2023

Family of 210 Flowering Plants

From rich history, characteristics, appearance, growth, and more – here’s everything you need to know about the Family of 210 Flowering Plants!

5 incredible Canada nature destinations to visit - growingfamily.co.uk - Usa - Canada
growingfamily.co.uk
01.12.2023

5 incredible Canada nature destinations to visit

You’ve probably heard that Canada is one of the best places to live when it comes to quality of life and standard of living. However, did you know that it’s also a fantastic tourist attraction?

Fall in Anne’s Northern Garden - finegardening.com - Canada - Norway - state Indiana - county Ontario
finegardening.com
27.11.2023

Fall in Anne’s Northern Garden

We’re off to Canada today to visit Anne’s garden.

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