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This is a super interesting video of a slide presentation for anybody interested in Ottawa’s garden history dating back to the 1800’s. It is very much consistent with the “Lost Ottawa” initiative on Facebook. As you go through the video, feel free to pause the video on any slide. This is an excerpt from the Ottawa Gardens Symposium held in March 2019.
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This zone nine sage is a favourite of mine but needs a long growing period if I am ever going to see flowers.
Discover how to get desert cacti to bloom with the right environment and care. Get tips for providing the perfect environment for desert and holiday cacti, so you’ll be enjoying blossoms all year long. Check out this article to learn how to keep temperatures cool and light intensity high to stimulate blooming.
Discover the best time to harvest garlic, from shoots to scapes, and learn how to maximize bulb size and flavor. Find expert tips from Master Gardener Dale Odorizzi.
Experience the warmth, comfort, and stimulation of white pine uses, including clearing airways, boosting immunity, and treating common ailments with its rich vitamin C content.
Learn about a variety of acid loving plants that add beauty to your garden. From azaleas to hydrangeas, unlock a colorful world of gardening possibilities.
Discover the three most common mistakes when starting seeds indoors and learn how to fix them for a successful garden from the start.
When to plant trees? Should it be spring, or should it be fall? It’s a question many new gardeners ask themselves. And with good reason.Â
Explore the trend of mixing ornamental and vegetable plants for striking combinations in your garden.
Learn about the distinctive Squarrose Goldenrod and its tall cluster of flowers. This perennial herb can reach a height of 6 ft and produces a rosette of large leaves at its base. Up to 200 tiny yellow flower heads cover its slender, elongated array, attracting many insects such as bees, bumblebees, wasps, butterflies, and moths. Identify it and discover its prolific nature!
An urban vegetable garden is becoming more popular, and with the right space and the right materials, it is easy to start your own.
Make your garden the life of the party with Laura from Garden Answer’s vertical strawberry planter! Step-by-step instructions including materials, how to hang & how to get the most from your potting soil & fertilizer. Watch the extended version here!
Gardening is a multisensory experience. When you walk into a garden, discover and experience scented pleasures. All senses can be stimulated in the garden.
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