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Invasive Species*

March 20, 2022

A species is considered invasive if it has been introduced into the environment where it is not native and that has since become a nuisance through rapid spread, often to the detriment of native species....

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Gardening with NatureInvasives

Beware of Invasive Species *

March 20, 2022

There is perhaps a tendency to mistakenly think of plants as being “rooted in place”. However, their ever increasing ability to travel through direct and indirect human assistance to new habitats both near and far...

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Gardening with NatureInvasives

Three Invasive Species to Avoid When Planning your Garden*

March 20, 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 stem can be smooth to...

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Gardening with NatureInvasives

Attracting Birds to Your Property*

March 20, 2022

Courtesy Over to Me Studio Janice Hardy, Retired MG The two fastest growing hobbies in North America are gardening and bird watching. Imagine combining both hobbies in your very own back yard through designing and...

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Gardening with NatureGeneral

Plants and Deer*

March 20, 2022

White tail deer are common in the Highlands; we are living in their preferred habitat of mixed forest with open meadows. We all love to see these exquisite creatures until they start nibbling on our...

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Gardening with NatureInvasives

Gardening in the Highlands*

February 16, 2022

As many northern gardeners will agree there are challenges to gardening in the highlands. The impulse to keep trying speaks to the doggedness and persistence of the type of character who make this region their...

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Local KnowledgeZone 4 challenges

Gardening in Zone 4*

February 16, 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, there are 10 zones, which...

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Local KnowledgeZone 4 challenges

Cooking with Herbs*

February 15, 2022

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 easily be brought into your...

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Growing FoodHerbsNative Edibles

Container Gardening*

February 15, 2022

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 a pot with a few...

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Gardening for Guilty PleasurePlanning & Design
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