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 Not all enjoy backbreaking effort of creating a gardenI have a problem: I love gardens but I don't like gardening.
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 Annuals quickly add curb appeal to homeIf you've got a green thumb, your garden likely has all the curb appeal it needs to attract prospective buyers.
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 Berries 101 can lead to tasty harvestStrawberry season is right around the corner, followed by raspberries.
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 Garden calendarPlant and compost sales, Homes Tour, Open Garden, Garden Fair
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 Home and Garden saleThames secondary school’s horticulture program is holding a home and garden sale on Saturday from 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
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 Cacti, succulents versatile, colourfulWhat is new for planters in 2012?
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 Garden calendarPlant/compost sales and auctions; Society meetings; Homes tours; Garden Fair and Open Garden
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 Garden calendarCalendar of garden events.
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 Soil and toil keys to establishing lawnThere are many different methods that can be used for planting lawns.
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 Garden calendarCalendar of gardening events.
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 Gardeners soon reach great divideOne of the most rewarding aspects of perennial gardening is the fact that most plants increase in size over the years.
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 Not all plants carry a warrantyOur gardens are well on their way to coming back to life. Things are turning green and others are beginning to flower.
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 Pull up unwanted periwinkleHow does one get rid of, or stop, periwinkle from spreading?
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 Garden calendarHome and garden shows, Earth Day, food group
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 Take your pickMaking a splashy debut at Canada Blooms 2012, the Philippine plant was everywhere, and still visitors couldn't get enough of the new plant.
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 Garden calendarGarden calendar of events
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 Viburnums win hearts in gardenIt can be risky for a nursery owner to go out on a limb and name his or her favourite plants, but I have absolutely no qualms about saying that viburnums are my pick for the most versatile and garden-worthy genus of shrubs.
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 Bigger not always better for gardenA dilemma facing many shoppers when they walk into a garden centre is deciding what size plant should they buy. Let me try to explain how I buy plant material and hopefully it will answer this question.
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 Fine-tuning pruning crucial for shrub careIt's critically important to know when to prune your shrubs.
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 Canada Blooms ups the anteUsually the trip down Hwy. 401 to Canada Blooms is fraught with blowing snow, black ice and temperatures more suited to polar bears.
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 Spring ideal time to plan for growthAccording to the calendar the first day of spring was March 20, but we all know here in Ontario this normally doesn't happen that soon. This year, however, is beginning to look different.
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 Caring for donated tree up to cityI bought a basswood tree last year and it was skeletonized by Japanese beetles. It's planted in McKillop Park on Riverside Dr. as a memorial to my late husband.
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 Garden calendarWalks and Sugar Bushes
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 Extreme change a killerSometimes plants die during the winter, but why? Is it the cold or is it something else?
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 Garden calendar of eventsUpcoming events
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