Using Microclimates to Stretch Growing Zones
Jane Starr2022-03-22T14:52:02-06:00Off the Map in Alberta: Working with Microclimates to Stretch your Growing Zone By Winston Gamache So,
Know Your Climate Zones
Designer2022-03-22T14:47:34-06:00Knowing Your Zone: A Guide to Canadian Climate Zones by Winston Gamache What's in a Zone? The
Gardening for the Environment/Members Only
Jane Starr2021-02-26T21:45:24-07:00Here is a PDF of the slides from Gardening for the Environment, Jocelyn Crocker's talk to EHS
Compost: Black Gold For Your Garden
Designer2017-11-22T09:28:11-07:00Written by Jennifer Walsh What is composting? Compost - the REAL black gold! (Photo credit: City
Compost Bin Construction
Jane Starr2021-02-26T21:21:37-07:00Text and photos by Jane Starr Most gardeners know compost is important. You can buy it by
The Importance of Mountain Ash in Spring
Designer2017-04-28T09:39:47-06:00Backyard Observations Richard Knapton Photos by Richard Knapton These last few days (April 2012), as snow and
To Mulch or Not to Mulch
Designer2017-04-28T09:44:48-06:00By Colleen McKenna with Chris Chantler (Photo) What is mulch? Basically, it is a material that is
Fertilizer for Plant Nutrition
Designer2017-10-10T19:36:24-06:00by Colleen McKenna Your plants need food. This food, called fertilizer, consists of a variety of nutrients
The Importance of Water
Designer2021-02-26T20:42:30-07:00Written by Colleen McKenna Water is the essence of life. This includes the life of your plants.
Soil Improvement
Designer2017-09-30T01:01:50-06:00What do you need to know to start to grow? It all starts with soil, the backbone