Gardening

GUELPH – Spring has arrived and the flowers are beginning to bloom! 

My garden is tiny, well actually, the property is tiny, my garden is big. Crammed with colour, texture, varying heights, and blooms that transverse three seasons, evoking childhood memories of my mother’s garden. 

ELORA – When Sue and Paul Kelly decided to leave Kitchener and make their home on Mathieson Street in Elora, Sue had a stipulation.

FERGUS – The Fergus and District Horticultural Society has honoured five homeowners for their outstanding gardens, beautifying their neighbourhood and our town in the process. 

ABOYNE – Gardeners know that collecting rainwater and using it to water their gardens is a smart way to conserve water. 

CENTRE WELLINGTON – New to home ownership? Want to make that brand new house look like a home?

MARDEN – There is an unusual community garden located on the grounds of Grace Community Church in Marden. 

ONTARIO – Invasive plants are non-native species that cause harm to the environment, the economy or human health. 

FERGUS - The Fergus and District Horticultural Society is holding its garden tour that is described by vice president Mary Ann Branciere as being “colourful, inspiring, relaxing, peaceful, and educational.” 

PUSLINCH – Flowers may get more glory, but it’s trees that do the heavy lifting to support pollinators and provide food for insects and wildlife.