Articles
- March 2017 – Trees in the Glebe, Glebe Report
- August 2009 – Flying High in Canada, Walker Talk (pdf)
- September 2007 – Profile: Sarah Johnston, Greenlife Garden Care + Landscaping, Horticulture Review, The Voice of Landscape Ontario (pdf)
Resources
Links
- Fine Gardening
US based magazine but excellent resource for all gardeners - Garden Making
Great do-it-yourself ideas for garden projects including design and gardens to visit around the world. - Greely Sand
Ottawa supplier of quality soils, mulches and aggregates - K & B Concrete Lawn Ornaments
Largest retailer and wholesaler of concrete lawn ornaments in Eastern Ontario - Landscape Ontario
Professional association of Ontario landscapers offers ‘ask an expert’, plant resources and garden design 101 - Lee Valley Tools
Everything for the garden that you could ever need - Northscaping
Gardening tips, discussion and plant search for Northern gardeners - Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Learn about the fascinating variety of lands, waters, forests, animals and plants across Ontario - Peter Knippel Nursery
Top of the line Ottawa nursery and garden products supplier – offers regular ‘how-to’ seminars - Proven Winners
Proven Winners plants are unsurpassed in terms of flowering, growth habit, disease resistance, and garden performance - Ritchie Feed & Seed
Excellent Ottawa nursery – garden club, plant lists, bird and animal feed, gardening seminars - The Scotts Company
All about lawns - What's that Bug?
Promotes an appreciation of the natural world around us, especially a tolerance of insects and their relatives - Wild About Gardening
Canadian Wildlife Federation’s website is a combination of an online magazine and a resource website to help, educate and inspire everyone who has an interest in gardening - Wildflower Farm
Leading native plant nursery and natural gardening centre supplying hardy, native perennial plants, seeds and site specific wildflower seed mixes
Featured Plant
Daylilies
Daylilies are rugged, adaptable, vigorous perennials that endure in a garden for many years with little or no care. They adapt to a wide range of soil and light conditions, establish quickly, grow vigorously and survive winters with little or no injury.
Each daylily plant produces an abundance of flower buds that open over a long period of time. There are many varieties, a wide range of flower colors and the flowers continue during the heat of the summer.
What more could you ask for in our climate of extremes!
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