My favourite pathway liners are boxwood, fountain grass, lavender, hostas
Read MoreHellebore or “Christmas rose” is perfect to add to your garden, because they blossom beautifully and steadily from late fall to early spring. They are one of the only plants that flowers throughout the entire winter.
Read MoreMost people know pruning their trees is good, even without being totally sure what the process entails or does.
Read MoreLilacs not thriving in Victoria, BC due to several factors
Read MoreCut it to ground level with loppers, hand pruners or a hand saw. Cutting alone will not eliminate daphne but it is an important first step.
Read MoreEnglish Ivy is an invasive species widespread on Vancouver Island. The Invasive Species Council of BC states “English Ivy is an evergreen vine that is a serious, smothering invasive”. It quickly forms a dense mat that suppresses native plants. English ivy grows rapidly and needs very little light or water once it is established, and even grows during the winter.
Read MoreCut it down to ground level with a string trimmer or hand pruners. Cutting alone will not eliminate morning glory as it will regrow from its roots but this is an important first step.
Read MoreThe lower the broom is cut to the ground the less likely it is to re-grow. Cut it below the lowest branches, at or below soil level.
Read Moresix ways to ensure your lilac survives and thrives with blooms
Read MorePurchase a motion activated sprinkler, hook your garden hose up to it and point it at the location where the deer enter the yard. If set up correctly, this is a very effective method of keeping deer out.
Read MoreIt is very important to wear gloves, long sleeves and other protective gear when working with myrtle spurge. Myrtle spurge releases a latex sap that is very toxic.
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Read MoreHere are seven grasses well-suited for the region's conditions
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Read MoreHere are seven drought-tolerant plants well-suited to the region's climate
Read MoreSeven drought-tolerant plants that are well-suited to the local climate and ideal for xeriscaping
Read MoreSeven flowers known for their exceptional ability to attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects
Read MoreHere are seven plants that are well-suited for gravel gardens
Read MoreHere are seven plants well-suited for xeriscaping in this region
Read MoreSeven plants renowned for their ability to attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial pollinators
Read MoreSeven trees known for their ability to attract bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects
Read MoreFree your garden of knotweed
Read MoreMake your garden in Victoria a haven for pollinators
Read MoreBattle the Botanical Invader: Winning the War against Horsetail
Read MoreColour, fragrance, and structure, flowering shrubs are a versatile choice for any garden
Read MoreFlowering trees are an excellent choice for planting in Victoria
Read MorePlanting fruit trees in your yard is a rewarding and sustainable way to enhance your outdoor space
Read MoreGround covers are a versatile and practical choice
Read MoreAchieve natural privacy while enhancing the beauty of your garden
Read MoreChoosing the right plants is crucial
Read MoreVisually stunning and incredibly effective at attracting pollinators in Victoria
Read MoreHere are seven plants perfect for adding resilience and colour to your Victoria garden, even on the hottest days
Read MoreOrnamental grasses thrive in Victoria’s mild climate and enhance any outdoor space
Read MoreSeven plants that are not only stunning but are also excellent at attracting pollinators to your garden in Victoria
Read MoreWhy Horsetail is Terrible Weed Plus and a Comprehensive Removal Guide
Read MoreManage the size of your fruit trees
Read MoreEnsuring your hard work doesn’t become their next meal
Read MoreProtect your vegetable garden and enjoy a productive growing season
Read MoreMaximize your apple tree’s fruit production
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