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Pruning Fruit Trees

Pruning Fruit Trees

By Marianne Lepa, Master Gardener In Training, SCMG   Those of us lucky enough to have room for fruit trees in our gardens know the delights of enjoying homegrown fruits right from the tree. From…

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Succulents! The Easy Houseplants

Succulents! The Easy Houseplants

By Linda Peacock, Master Gardener, SCMG Why do these plants make such good houseplants?  They thrive in indoor temperatures, light and humidity, they need little watering, and they come in various forms and colours!  Many…

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How to Dry Hydrangea Blooms

How to Dry Hydrangea Blooms

By Linda Peacock, Master Gardener, SCMG It is so sad to see our gardens lose their blooms for the season.  Hydrangeas are one of the last blooms to hang on in the garden, and we…

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Read more about the article The Therapeutic Garden

The Therapeutic Garden

By Cynthia B. Lauer, Master Gardener, SCMG Evidence-based designers create therapeutic gardens for people struggling with a wide range of illnesses. But the healing properties of plants can be enjoyed by anyone seeking well-being and…

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Read more about the article Garden Pests: WEEDS

Garden Pests: WEEDS

By Joan Neiman-Agapas, Master Gardener, SCMG. One wise garden pundit described a weed ‘as a plant whose merits have yet to be discovered’. The Canadian Oxford Dictionary defines a weed as  ‘a wild plant growing…

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Read more about the article The Water-Wise Tomato Gardener

The Water-Wise Tomato Gardener

By Gail Cocker, Master Gardener, SCMG I confess, I just love to grow my own tomatoes. There is nothing better than chomping down on a handful of just –picked cherry tomatoes grown in my own…

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Read more about the article Water-Wise Gardening – Simple Ways to Save Water

Water-Wise Gardening – Simple Ways to Save Water

By  Linda Peacock, Master Gardener, SCMG Over 1/3 of residential water is used outside in the summer.   We all need to use water in our gardens.  Regular watering is necessary for any new plants that…

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Read more about the article Deadheading Perennials

Deadheading Perennials

By Cathy Krar, Master Gardener In Training, SCMG Get out your sharpest secateurs, micro-tip pruning snips, or garden scissors and prepare to lop off stems, stalks, leaves and blooms that no longer showcase your perennials.…

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Attracting Pollinators

Attracting Pollinators

by Linda Peacock, Master Gardener, SCMG. Ninety percent of plants depend on cross-pollination and it is essential in keeping the botanical gene pool healthy and varied. In Canada, $1.2 billion worth of produce a year depends…

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Save the Rain! Eco-Responsible Water Management

Save the Rain! Eco-Responsible Water Management

By Joan Sundeen, Master Gardener In-Training, SCMG   Rainwater is a valuable resource. Don't let it get away! Capture it by using a rainbarrel.  What Is A Rain Barrel?  Rain barrels are vessels positioned on a…

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