Caring for Your Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas Cactus Plant | Seasonal Plant Care Series
This holiday season learn our best tips for keeping your cactus plant healthy and happy. | Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas Cactus
This holiday season learn our best tips for keeping your cactus plant healthy and happy. | Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas Cactus
Our garden experts share their tips for bringing your tropical plants indoors this Fall.
Calling all fruit tree peeps! Early spring is the time to apply dormant oil spray kits to protect your fruit trees from unwanted pests.
With the record-breaking temperatures we are enjoying, it’s not hard to believe that gardening season is upon us, but wait—carefully walk that rake back to the shed and read this first.
There are many plant features and growth habits that amaze and impress and in this post we’re taking a closer look at leaf fenestration and caring for monstera, aka the Swiss Cheese Plant and sometimes called split-leaf philodendron.
There are many plant features and growth habits that amaze and impress and in this post we’re taking a closer look at leaf fenestration and caring for monstera, aka the Swiss Cheese Plant and sometimes called split-leaf philodendron.
If this is your first season growing your own garden WELCOME! Here is the first edition of our Victory Garden 2.0 series. This year more than ever is a perfect opportunity to learn something new that may stay with you for a lifetime.
Seeds are an economical way to grow and a wonderful way to teach children about the magic of plants and gardening. Read on for our best growing tips for your seeds.
Growing your own vegetables, fruits and herbs is possible no matter your space. Be it a large backyard garden or a container garden on your front porch, balcony or patio, we have some great edible gardening tips so you can enjoy fresh homegrown food from your very own garden in the Ottawa Valley.
Looking for tips on growing the perfect tomato in your garden or patio container? Today's tomato gardening 101 tip: the difference between bush (determinate) and vine (indeterminate) tomatoes.