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  • Fraxinus nigra Black Elm bark and leaf

    Black Ash Tree

    Black ash has a large natural area in the United States and Canada. It is one among the last trees to leaf out in…

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  • Seed and leaf of hr Bitternut hickory

    Bitternut Hickory

    Bitternut Hickory seeds are like candy for squirrels. Bitternut hickory thrives in low, wet locations or in fertile soil on higher levels. Because bitternut…

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  • Well mulched new garden with young plants and rocks

    The Ultimate Guide To Garden Mulching

    Mulching your garden is an excellent way to improve soil health, reduce weeds, retain moisture, fewer pests, stronger plants, enhance plant growth and a…

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  • Brown and White dog with safe garden flowers and plants

    Toxic Plants for Dogs and Cats, and Safe Flowers

    It is important to be aware that plants and flowers are toxic to dogs and cats. This list can vary for dogs, cats, horses,…

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  • Is Cucumber A Fruit Or Vegetable?

    Here’s the deal! Did you ever ask yourself this question – “Is cucumber a fruit or a vegetable?” All fruits and veggies are very…

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  • A close up photo of a red Canna Lily flower

    How To Plant And Care For Canna Lilies

    The canna lily plant is a flamboyant summer flowering plant with a bold look. The plant grows from thick, fleshy bulbs. Canna is a…

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  • How To Grow Forget-Me-Not Flower

    The Forget Me Not flower, by any other name would not be so sweet to gardeners, nor would the other numerous little blue forget…

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  • Climbing roses in an arch

    Climbing Roses For Shady Areas In Your Garden

    Climbing roses come in a variety of colours and can contribute to a stunning appearance. They are popular, and while they are often used…

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  • A young girl and boy in a sunflower field

    What to Look for and Do at a Country Fair

    Country fairs are a delightful blend of community spirit, local culture, and agricultural tradition. Here are some things to look for and enjoy when…

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  • An incredible vegetable display tomatoes, potatoes, leeks, peppers, onions, lettuce and so on

    Fall Harvest is a great time that only comes once a year!

    Fall harvests are a vibrant celebration of the season’s bounty and play a crucial role in agriculture. Seasonal Crops Vegetables: Root vegetables like carrots,…

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  • What to expect at a Farmer’s market

    A farmer’s market is a marketplace where local farmers, artisans, and food producers sell their goods directly to consumers. These markets offer a wide…

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  • A classic red bridge in a classic Japanese garden

    The Significance of Bridges in Japanese Gardening

    Japanese gardens have been fascinating and enchanting people for thousands of years with their incredible aesthetic appeal and relaxing atmosphere. For a western viewer,…

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  • Art in the Garden: A Photo Gallery

    Peruse these photos for refreshing ideas on garden art. Its a great exhibit of how to use old bikes, canoes, tools, bowling balls, and…

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  • Wildflowers with a sunny backdrop

    Plant suggestions for Creating a Wildflower Garden

    Creating a wildflower garden at your cottage is a fantastic way to enhance the natural beauty of the area, support local ecosystems, and enjoy…

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  • A stricking coleus with geraniums companion plant

    Annuals: Why We Love Them and Tips for Success

    Author: Claire Leduc, Master Gardeners of Lanark County After months of winter and pandemic restrictions, gardeners will be eager to get outdoors and enjoy…

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  • Members of the Mexican Association of Botanical garens meet in Vallarta Botanical Gardens

    Mexican Association of Botanical Gardens meet in Vallarta

    On April 12 and 13, the Vallarta Botanical Garden received a visit from the Mexican Association of Botanical Gardens (AMJB), represented by its member…

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  • White petals nad yellow centers of the Cuitlauzin pen Orchid

    Cuitlauzina Pendula: Orchid of the month

    Orchids, with their elegance and diversity, have captivated nature lovers for centuries. Among these botanical jewels, Cuitlauzina pendula stands out as an endemic species…

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  • Photo of Jorge Novoa Ramos with new bromeliads species

    A new species named after Jorge Novoa Ramos, protector of macaws

    This month in The Leaflet we have decided to make a special mention of Jorge Novoa Ramos, who has worked for more than a…

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  • Understanding Soil

    Author: Barbara Long, Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton; published with permission. We begin our study of what lies beneath our feet by looking at the…

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  • Wildflowers with a sunny backdrop

    Favorite Easy-To-Grow Wildflower Combinations

    Zinnias and Cosmos are one of the easiest and most prolific annual combinations for endless blooms from summer through fall. Bonus: This combination makes…

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  • Getting a Head Start on the Summer Growing Season

    Author: Rob Stuart, Master Gardeners of Ottawa-Carleton; published with permission. Mid-March in Ottawa is usually the ideal time to start sowing seeds of annual…

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  • Eat-in kitchen with Dining room table against outside window on the ocean

    How to Strike Harmony Between Appliance Care and Nature

    In the intricate dance of maintaining a vibrant home garden, the role of household appliances is often underestimated. Beyond routine watering and soil care,…

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  • A very dense growth of pink peonies

    How to Care for Peonies

    The several dozen species of peonies that are grown mostly by enthusiasts, specialists and researchers are often reproduced by seeds. Seeds are occasionally employed…

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  • Watering a plant in a container with sun in the background

    How To Create A Thriving Indoor Garden With Modern Planters  

    Welcome to the world of indoor gardening!    If you’re looking to add a touch of greenery and a modern aesthetic to your humble…

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