The summer has been fantastic and now some of the plants that…
Excess pine needles can be tough to get out of the garden, but Jocelyne Sewell finds a new use for them
By the time you read this, Thanksgiving will have gone by. Hope…
I would find it hard to complain about the weather we had…
Jocelyne Sewell finds inspired information about the popular plant in The Book of Garden Magic
Jocelyne Sewell begins the late-summer work of cleaning up her garden and enjoying its bounty
Gardening columnist Jocelynne Sewell gives advice on growing beans and how to deal with blossom-end rot in tomatoes.
Jocelyne Sewell takes a look at this herb that belongs to the mint family
Jocelyne Sewell takes gardeners through the process of harvesting garlic and how to store it
The Intergenerational Landed Learning Program at St. James School had its garden targeted by thieves, much to everyone's disappointment
Jocelyne Sewell offers some good organic methods for controlling pests in the garden
The People Place hosts its 13th annual fundraising Garden Tour on June 14 — tickets are now available to tour some wonderful gardens
When you mow your lawn, don't toss those clippings; use them as mulch or shred them for the compost
Spring has arrived at long last, but use caution in planting this early, as the frost is still making an appearance
Jocelyne Sewell looks at the Haskap or honey berry plant, which many people call a cross between blueberry, raspberry and black currant
Avid gardener Jocelyne Sewell explains the best methods and the best seeds for early germination
There is still snow on the ground, but it's the ideal time to think about sowing seeds indoors for spring planting
The North Okanagan Gleaners Society takes surplus food from North Okanagan gardens and helps to alleviate world hunger
Jocelyne Sewell takes a look at the varieties of colourful flowers that can also be used in the kitchen
From garden to kitchen: harvest flowers in the morning after the dew has evaporated.