Fragrance makes a huge difference to the enjoyment and appreciation of our summer garden and to our senses.
Think outside the flower box when planning your plants and blooms.
Peas are a cool crop vegetable, and as soon as all danger of heavy frost has passed, they can be planted.
Long spring has delayed start, but plant now and they’ll grow quickly.
Small fruits are easy to grow and add a flavourful taste to any garden, says Brian Minter.
There are more euphorbias available today than ever before, and each has its own unique characteristics and charm.
Get growing if you want to savour the wonderful fresh taste of new vegetables this spring.
Main season strawberry varieties, planted now, will develop into good sized plants over the summer, then produce great crops next year.
Less than 50 per cent of all the seeds purchased actually grow to maturity. Here's how to increase the odds.
Our poor bees are struggling and anything we can do to help them out is really important.
Dormant spraying is an important winter task in the garden.
It’s high time to be out there with pruning shears in hand, cleaning up our trees and shrubs, but we also must be a little cautious
The traditional Halloween crop has a rich history, and an even brighter future.
The art of combining bulbs is truly the magic that makes all the difference, says Chilliwack's Brian Minter
Look at all the outdoor colour potential in other gardens and in garden stores at this time of year...
Fall blooming colchicums go by the name of Autumn Crocus, although they are not really a crocus at all...
August is a very important transitional time in our vegetable gardens...
Hibiscus is one of the most under-used summer shrubs.
Apart from being easy to grow, colourful and good tasting, bean varieties have really expanded, says Brian Minter
Mother’s Day is almost here, and many of us are still looking for some inspiration. Well, let me make a few suggestions.
