A simple guide for seed packets, dates, and not overthinking it.
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If you're looking to cut back on watering and still enjoy a vibrant, pollinator-friendly garden, this list is a great place to start.
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Even balcony and small space gardeners can help bees, butterflies, and the whole ecosystem.
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In this brief article we’ll outline what a native plant is, how they impact ecosystems, and why including them in our landscapes is more important than ever.
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This missing info can make or break your success with gardening tips from pros and backyard gardeners alike
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If you’re looking to keep birds visiting and support wildlife without feeding, adding native plants to your landscape is one of the best ways to help. But if you’re also looking for plants that maintain winter interest, there’s a few species that will bring colour and texture while continuing to support wildlife! Always check to see if plants are appropriate for your hardiness zone and are native to your region before purchasing or planting. The Fur-Bearers uses scientific (binomial) names of plants to ensure accuracy, as common names can be misleading or conflated between species. Pinus strobus – Eastern White Pine. The tallest conifer in eastern Canada (up to 200…
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I’m not sure if Goldenrod brings as much happiness in winter to others as it does for me. The tall, herbaceous perennial stands above other shrubs and even dwarf trees; its large winterized seedhead looks almost like fluffy snowflakes piled together in a panicle; it dances in the wind and adds motion to dull urban and suburban vistas. Goldenrod majestic in winter – and this important pollinator plant deserves some love in gardens.
