Don Burnett was quite pleased with what he saw at the Dendy cherry farm.
I'm planning a trip next May to the Chelsea Flower Show in London England.
This is one of my favourite events of the year when gardeners of all ages share their experiences.
It was Walter Spiller who initially taught me the difference between the various classes of roses.
I think some education is needed so folk can still have fun and respect the environment at the same time.
It was fun to be able to just go into the greenhouse and pick a fresh tomato for a snack any time we felt like it.
If you want to learn more about the maintenance and installation of turf grass you should attend my free seminar on Saturday.
What a great program we have at our disposal to handle our prunings and other organic stuff.
In 2008 Katie came with us on our trip to Seattle…she was quite a celebrity and I know she enjoyed the whole trip.
In the past couple of years I got the “bug” again and dabbled in growing my own seedlings.
…if we wake up to snow on another morning before this winter ends, go out and make a snow fort—just for fun.
Ken Salvail and I will be presenting our special Christmas garden show this Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. on AM 1150.
Columnist offers a gift of his time as a special Christmas present.
So, now that we are into winter and predictably not true gardening weather, we can relax with some good gardening books and dream of spring.
This February will be the 11th time I have hosted this trip and I look forward to it as much as ever.
There is a myriad of things you can do to make use of the tomatoes. Letting them go to waste is a shame.
The Master Gardener program is geared for the serious green thumb who wishes to take the gardening experience to a high level.
Gellatly Nut Farm Fall Harvest Fair takes place Saturday, Sept. 27 from 10 am to 3 pm
After a few weeks of no water, you will see several shrubs wilting.
Besides the heat and sunshine we offer in the Okanagan it is the abundance of beautiful fruit that attracts so many to visit…