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Orangeville Mystic Market
Oct 14, 2023 |First 30 shoppers get a free mystery bag! ☆Readers ☆Healers ☆Crystals ☆Gothic wedding accessories ☆Jewelry ☆Tropical plants ☆Herbs ☆All things magical Workshops and 20+ vendors
Hillsburgh Garden Club 70th Anniversary Celebration
Apr 26, 2023 |A festive garden party celebrating 70 years of Hillsburgh beautification, horticultural education and community involvement. We invite club members – past and present, as well as area residents of all…
Wins and Losses
Aug 26, 2010 | | LeisureWins and losses are inevitable for any gardener. This growing season has made the effort seem particularly worthwhile. By George Knowles
Helping Hands
Jul 26, 2010 | | Blogs | Gardening at Larkspur Hollow | LeisureHeat and rain have produced a bounty in the garden. With a little direction, small helpers can pitch in harvesting peas, carrots and beans. By George Knowles
Saving garlic from summer heat!
Jul 7, 2010 | | Blogs | Gardening at Larkspur Hollow | LeisureIn the blistering heat, gardening ain’t easy. But credit garlic with all kinds of restorative, intoxicating powers. By George Knowles
Summer arrives, the garden is full!
Jun 22, 2010 | | LeisureThe longest day of the year arrives. The garden, sparsely populated a month ago, is full. By George Knowles
A May Harvest of Rhubarb
May 17, 2010 | | Blogs | Gardening at Larkspur Hollow | LeisureThe “pie-plant” or rhubarb makes great jams and sauces and performs for years. By George Knowles.
Lilies and Hellebores: early bloomers
Apr 22, 2010 | | BlogsLiz Knowles pays tribute to the unsung early bloomers: lilies and hellebores.
Harbingers of Spring
Apr 16, 2010 | | BlogsSnowdrops are another one of my passions. There is no better harbinger of spring. By Liz Knowles
Tools of the Trade for Vegetable Gardeners
Apr 12, 2010 | | LeisureGeorge Knowles values his vegetable gardening tools. He writes about “the tried and true friends that have stayed with me.”
Bang! Spring arrives early
Apr 7, 2010 | | BlogsGARDENING AT LARKSPUR HOLLOW — A relatively mild winter and this week’s record breaking temperatures have brought everything on in the garden in a rush. By Liz Knowles