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Can I Have My Roses and Pollinators, Too?
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Can I Have My Roses and Pollinators, Too?

By Christine March, Master Gardener, SCMG Recently I joined both the Huronia and Canadian Rose Societies - and immediately felt guilty for doing so. With the planet in such peril, with what we know about…

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Read more about the article It’s a Bug Eat Bug World!

It’s a Bug Eat Bug World!

By Cathy Krar, Master Gardener, SCMG The truth is that most insects are not harmful to us or our gardens.  If we put more effort into learning to recognize pest-eating helpful insects, it would reduce our…

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Read more about the article Self-Seeding Annuals

Self-Seeding Annuals

By Cynthia B. Lauer, Master Gardener, SCMG There’s no better way of inviting lavish colour into your garden than annuals. Whether at the edges of perennial beds, in containers, or tucking them between shrubs, attractive…

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Tulips and Daffodils are Almost Done… Now What Do I Do?

Tulips and Daffodils are Almost Done… Now What Do I Do?

By Pat Duncan, Master Gardener, SCMG Daffodils and other spring bulbs put on a glorious show each spring, but what do you do once the flowers fade? Many home gardeners wonder about how to put…

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Read more about the article Make a Fabulous Container!

Make a Fabulous Container!

By Stephanie Brash, Master Gardener, SCMG Are you stuck in a rut with your annual containers? Do you do the same thing year after year because it feels “safe”? Well, it’s time to break free!…

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Is “No Mow May” Beneficial to Pollinators?

Is “No Mow May” Beneficial to Pollinators?

By Scott McIntaggart, Master Gardener in Training, SCMG “No Mow May” is a catchy title, chosen by a group in the United Kingdom know as Plantlife. Its premise was to encouraged people to stop mowing…

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Read more about the article Single and Ready to Mingle: Why Single Flowers are More Attractive to Pollinators Than Doubles

Single and Ready to Mingle: Why Single Flowers are More Attractive to Pollinators Than Doubles

By Tina Solem, Master Gardener in Training, SCMG  Spring has finally arrived! At long last, local garden centres are bustling with shoppers in search of new additions.  When browsing ornamentals, it is hard to ignore…

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Read more about the article Pansies! A Great Way to Bring in Spring!

Pansies! A Great Way to Bring in Spring!

by Pat Duncan, Master Gardener, SCMG The weather is still cool, but it’s definitely time for some spring colour. Pansies are the perfect choice for spring containers.  Pansies are one of the most popular and recognizable cool…

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Read more about the article March Garden Chores

March Garden Chores

By Gail Cocker, Master Gardener, SCMG For Canadian Hardiness Zones 4 and 5 March is here and I’m impatient to get outdoors and start working on my garden.  However, I know that being overly keen…

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Read more about the article Valentine’s Day and the Tradition of Flowers

Valentine’s Day and the Tradition of Flowers

Flowers for Valentines: A Long-Honoured Tradition of Love and Romance By Susie Cosack, Master Gardener, SCMG Flowers have long been associated with expressions of love, and no occasion displays this symbolism more than Valentine’s Day.…

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