Our Blog
-
3 Standout Flowers for Your Cut Flower Garden
Looking to grow a cutting garden with flowers that bring something special to the vase? Discover three of our favourite flowers for bouquetsโfrom the delicate texture of Pearly Everlasting to...
-
From Garden to Pantry: How to Dehydrate Cherry Tomatoes
Before the first frost arrives, save those last cherry tomatoes! Dehydrating turns the gardenโs final harvest into sweet, chewy little bites that are delicious in mealsโand make a surprisingly good...
-
You Donโt Have to Start Native Plants the Hard Way
A simpler approach to growing native perennials from seed using winter sowing, plug trays and a little patience. Article by guest author Beccalynne Jordan
-
Native Plants to Replace Your Grass Lawn
Looking for a native alternative to a traditional grass lawn? While there is no native plant that truly replaces a turf lawn, there are plenty of ways to reduce your...
-
Meet the Native Bees Living in Your Garden
Bee conservation awareness campaigns are often framed around saving bees for the sake of our food systems, and pollination is undeniably important. But native bees are also wildlife in their...
-
Prairie Dropseed Germination Tips: Recreating Prairie Conditions Indoors
Prairie Dropseed has a reputation for being difficult to germinate indoors, but success often comes down to recreating the dry, well-drained conditions this native grass evolved in. Learn simple adjustments...
-
The Forestโs First Flowers: Spring Ephemerals to Spot This Spring
A brief but magical season is unfolding on the forest floor. Spring ephemerals are delicate native wildflowers that emerge early in the season, bloom quickly, and disappear again before summerโs...
-
Why Vermiculite Is the Go-To Medium for Indoor Seed Stratification
If you are cold stratifying native wildflower seeds in your fridge, vermiculite is the medium we recommend because it provides a rare balance of consistent moisture, airflow, and sterility. Learn...
-
Your Guide to Direct Sowing Vegetables
Learn the essentials of direct sowing, planting seeds straight into the soil, so your vegetables and greens can thrive from the very beginning. We cover everything from soil preparation and...
-
Applying Wildflower Seed Mixes to Large Areas
A vibrant wildflower meadow doesnโt happen by chance. It starts with thoughtful preparation. Native wildflower seeds are resilient, but they still need the right conditions to germinate and establish. By...
-
Container Wildflower Garden Design
You donโt need a backyard to support pollinators. Learn how to grow a thriving balcony pollinator garden using native wildflowers that do well in containers. This guide highlights container-friendly native...
-
Part Shade Wildflower Garden Design
Shady areas can often feel like a challenge to plant, but they donโt have to be. This garden design is crafted for those shady spots with lots of woodland plants...