…directly. Both peas & beans may need trellises. Radishes, Carrots, Parsnips, Potatoes, Turnips – sow directly in a garden, raised bed, or pot. Transplants don’t thrive. Looking for More on…
…namely, Superbena ‘Cherry Burst’, and ‘Safari Dusk’ South African Phlox. I popped in a Compact Lilac Sunpatiens, and a Lemon Vebena, too. A full pot? Yes! I enjoy trialing new…
…fall. 2. Provide Flowers with Vibrant Hues When it comes to pollinators, bright is best. Bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds prefer radiant colours like yellow, orange, purple, and red. 3. Provide…
…growing 0.6-1m (2-3′) tall and 1-1.2m (3-4′) wide, flowers white Little Lime – another Proven Winners product, grows to a height & width of 1-1.5m (3-5′), initially flowering lime green…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr-HlXr5dF4 Most people look at Fall as the last gardening season of the year, but I think of Fall as the first, because really, everything you do to the garden…
…that you have them placed at the correct distance. Daffodil bulbs should be planted 15 cm (6″) apart. Step 2: Dig the Daffodil planting hole 20-30 cm (10-12”) deep. …
…this spring! For a more in-depth discussion on Companion Planting, check out The Ultimate Vegetable Companion Planting Guide from A-Z [+Chart]. Download the Vegetable Companion Planting Chart © Sharon Wallish…
…1-3m (3-9′). They are known for their tall spikes adorned with large, open, cup-shaped, showy flowers in a kaleidoscope of colours—think pinks, reds, yellows, and purples—creating a striking visual impact…
…of the container. Spillers extend and lengthen the container planting. Spillers include Bacopa, Black Eyed Susan (Thunbergia), Lamium, Nepeta, Kenilworth Ivy, Lamium, Million Bells, Silver Nettle Vine, Scaevola, Spanish Daisies, Sweet…
