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Fall Garden Prep

Fall garden tasks – relax, most plants will come through the winter without any special treatment.

Oct 11, 2015
Katie Dawson

House For Sale / The Power Of Positive Thinking

Modern-day urban myth dictates that if you bury a plastic statue of Saint Joseph upside down in your yard, your home will sell very quickly.

Sep 29, 2015
Laurie May

Drying flowers and herbs

Drying flowers and herbs – Herbs can be crushed and stored, flowers can be left hanging as decoration or used to make dried arrangements.

Sep 20, 2015
Katie Dawson

Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle is very adaptable to adverse growing conditions and provides great fall colour.

Sep 15, 2015
Ian Payne

Zumba – Party Your Way to Fitness

Get off the treadmill and join the Zumba craze!

Sep 11, 2015
Nicola Ross

A Puzzling Conclusion: Autumn 2015

A Canadiana speed test, Mr Collison’s on-time exercise and win the apples in the bin.

Sep 11, 2015
Ken Weber

Common Elder

The common elder is very adaptable, survives with minimal care but tends to sucker. Good naturalization or roadside plant. Deer resistant.

Aug 25, 2015
Ian Payne

To Deadhead Perennials or Not?

The general rule is there is no rule, remember they are all perennials and will grow back again next year.

Aug 20, 2015
Katie Dawson

Humans of Orangeville

“It is more important to click with people than to click the shutter”
– Alfred Eisenstaedt

Aug 5, 2015
Laurie May

Red Raspberry

Red raspberry attracts birds, butterflies, bees and other showy insects. Fruit is often used in pies or preserves or simply eaten raw.

Jul 26, 2015
Ian Payne

Growing Fruit Bushes

The benefit of growing fruit bushes (raspberries, blueberries, strawberries etc) as opposed to fruit trees (apple, pear, plum etc) is that they will start to produce fruit soon after planting – in many cases, the same year.

Jul 12, 2015
Katie Dawson

Check your Lilies for Red Lily Beetle

The best way to control this nasty pest is to continually scout for the adults, larvae and eggs. Wipe the eggs off with a soapy cloth and drop adults and larvae into a bowl of soapy water.

Jun 29, 2015
Katie Dawson