
How to jump-start your garden from spring to summer
With Spring officially starting soon, the next few weeks will be crucial in preparing your garden for what comes next and transitioning smoothly from spring bulbs to perennials and summer annuals.
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With Spring officially starting soon, the next few weeks will be crucial in preparing your garden for what comes next and transitioning smoothly from spring bulbs to perennials and summer annuals.

April 5 is Dandelion Day! For some, a day of celebration. For others, not so much. But no matter which side of the dandelion fence you land on, here are some notions to ponder while you consider your position on the broad-leafed, yellow-flowered, rather fulsomely seedy plant.

If you have questions about caring for your orchid, we have answers! From watering to re-blooming, we have a couple of friendly videos that are sure to help you out.

Alex Lyneel, @theenglishgardener, is back with another super helpful article, this time with tons of useful information about raised bed gardening, and why you should join him in elevating your gardens!

Pretty amazing, actually. Go ahead and press play on part one of the inspiring story of the Brunton sisters — co-owners of Three Birds Flower Farm.

Have you ever wondered whether you actually need to use that little packet of flower food stuff that comes with a bouquet of freshly cut flowers?

Whether you’ve been given flowers you’d like to use to craft your own floral arrangement, or you’d like to make one from the flowers in your garden, with this professional guidance from Shannon of Euclid Farms you’ll have everything you need to create own gorgeous floral creation.

Perfectly timed for Mother’s Day, we share the charming origin story of a women-owned Toronto flower shop. Find out how the need for a wedding bouquet led to two changed careers and the start of something beautiful, in this video + article.

Our roving storyteller and filmmaker Joana Betzner takes us on tour of a beautiful micro flower farm in rural Quebec — a little piece of paradise in a quiet area just a short drive south of Montreal.
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