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Three Invasive Species to Avoid When Planning your Garden

By Merryn | July 29, 2022

Scientific Name: Lythrum salicaria L. Common Name: Purple Loosestrife Family: Lythraceae (Loosestrife) Type of Plant: Herbaceous Perennial Usage: Ornamental Identifying Characteristics: Stems & roots: Stout plant, erect (24-48in); 4 angled […]

Edible Flowers

By Alison | June 4, 2022

Flowers are not just pretty faces. Adding them to food can give your cuisine flair. But don’t just chow down on any flower. There are probably poisonous plants in your […]

Spring is coming, and so is the Asparagus!

By Alison | March 29, 2022

Growing Garlic

By Shelley | March 20, 2022

Garlic is one crop that grows well in the sandy growing conditions of the Highlands region. It’s unique in that it’s a bulb that is planted in autumn and harvested […]

Gardening in Zone 4

By Dinah | March 12, 2022

Canada’s most recent Plant Hardiness Zone map takes a wide range of climate variables into account, like minimum winter temperatures, maximum temperatures, rainfall, snow cover, wind, and elevation. In Canada, […]

Container Gardening

By Shelley | December 15, 2021

Container Garden – Patio Planter Even the smallest of spaces can enjoy the beauty of flowers or vegetables in well arranged containers. Container gardening is about more than just filling […]

PLANTING GARLIC ‘Here in the Haliburton Highlands’

By Alison | October 6, 2021

Keep it simple…follow some basic steps…let them sleep…greet them in the spring! Plant between Thanksgiving and mid-November here in the Highlands Our growing season is not long and therefore by […]

Cooking with Herbs

By Ruthie Cummings | September 25, 2021

In our gardens, many of us have space for, or may already grow an herb garden but feel more comfortable keeping these fragrant plants outside. These delicate plants can very […]

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