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Veggie Bites – Rose Petal Jelly
I brought a four-cup measuring cup with me and filled it with rose petals. My first batch of rose petal jelly is ready to eat.
The Significance of Bridges in Japanese Gardening
Discover the spiritual symbolism and practical uses of Japanese bridges – from their history in the Heian Period to their iconic red color. An exploration of their history, design, and spiritual impact on the Japanese garden experience.
Hoary Vervain
the hoary vervain bee, or Evylaeus villosulus. Likewise, it has been recorded that there are over 60 species of butterflies and moths, including the Northern Broken Dash, Sachem Skipper, and large orange sulphur, actively feeding on its flowers. Verbena stricta, or hoary vervain, is a wildflower native to most states in the US. It's known for its beautiful flowers and attracts a variety of bees and butterflies such as honeybees and the Northern Broken Dash. Learn more about this special flower and its features.
Ways to Protect Your Garden in Harsh Heat
Watering alone is not enough to protect your garden. Let us explore all such ways to protect a garden from the harsh summer heat.
In Defence of Earwigs in Your Garden
Discover the real story behind earwigs – beneficial insects often misunderstood in gardens. Learn how to control and trap earwigs effectively.
Plant of the month: Larch
Experience the beauty of Ontario's own native deciduous conifer – the larch tree! Enjoy evergreen-like foliage in spring and summer, and buttery yellow hues in fall. Find out which small larch varieties are suited for urban gardens and how to best plant and care for them.
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