Find out which vegetables Canada commonly imports from the US to how to grow your own and keep it local. Explore local options to support sustainability and self-sufficiency.
Part 4 of Greenhouses in Alberta: What to Grow & What to Avoid! Discover which plants flourish in a greenhouse and which struggle, ensuring a productive and healthy garden.
Part 7 of our Companion Planting series explores crop rotation and long-term garden planning. Boost soil health and garden productivity with proven tips.
Part 6 in our Companion Planting series helps transform your garden with natural pest control. Discover plant pairings that repel pests and attract beneficial insects.
Polyculture is Part 5 of the Companion Planting Series: Learn how planting diverse species fosters symbiotic relationships in gardening.
Part 4 in our Companion Planting series talks about herbs in Zone 3 Alberta. Find out which herbs are the best partners for a healthy garden.
Learn the essentials of vegetable companion planting in Part 3 of our Companion Planting Series. Boost garden health, control pests, and improve yields naturally
Part 2 of our Companion Planting series goes over soil challenges and smart planting strategies for short-season gardening success.
Discover the benefits and principles of companion planting and how it can transform your vegetable and herb gardens into thriving ecosystems.
Ok, technically the first of the seeds got started mid-January, that being celery, onions, and strawberries, all seeds that need a long period of growth before the last frost date. …
Today was lovely with a thin cloud cover keeping the sun from baking everything, so after work I hit the garden for an hour before dinner. I couldn’t tell if …
I didn’t have time yesterday to do anything more than turn on and back off the “greenhouse” lights. Maybe I should call them “greenshelves” instead. ……I don’t think that will …