As an addition to our print magazines and our website, we're happy to introduce this page where you will be able to find more tips and ideas for your garden, both from us and from other gardeners like you.
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Beautiful FlowersUpdated on October 20, 2008 at 10:15am
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Local Gardener Living What's that black spot on the end of my tomato?
Is rosemary a good houseplant? 1. True or false: When you pronounce “herb” with an h-sound at the beginning, it’s a name, not a plant. 2. True or false: Herbs are botanically defined as non-woody plants. 3. True or false: Lemon balm is the Herb of the Year for 2007. 4. True...
Do nasturtiums come in blue? 1. True or false: Nasturtium leaves are delicious in salads. 2. True or false: Nasturtiums come in many colours, including red, yellow, orange and even blue. 3. True or false: Roses can’t be blue because they’re acidic. 4. Tr...
Can you make compost without a bin? 1. True or false: Nature recycles. 2. True or false: You can’t compost without a compost bin. 3. True or false: Composting indoors is smelly and attracts fruit flies. 4. ...
English ivy: good anywhere? 1. True or false: Thyme, as a groundcover, stands up well to heavy foot traffic. 2. True or false: A groundcover is any plant that covers a lot of ground and is under four inches high. 3. True or false: Groundcovers are useful as well as beautiful. 4...
Are all sages edible? 1. True or false: Common sage, Russian sage, diviner’s sage and Jerusalem sage are all types of Salvia. 2. True or false: Russian sage was named for the Russian general and governor V. A. Perovski. 3. True or false: Common sage is the only one safe to cook with. 4. ...
Tire sur la neige or maple toffee. 1. True or false: The sugar maple is the only maple used to collect sap or syrup. 2. True or false: The most expensive maple syrup comes from Quebec. 3. True or false: It takes 40 litres of sap to produce one litre of syrup. 4...
