Are you planning to seed start perennial flowers this year? You need cold stratification! It may sound fancy, but the process is very simple. Cold stratification is basically the process of introducing seeds to a simulated winter. You can stratify seeds indoors or outdoors, ... Continue Reading
Heirloom Roses Canadian Review
No garden is complete without a rose bush or two. Every flower grower dreams of the beautiful floral scent and all of the gorgeous varieties and colours possible for their gardens. However, sourcing the dreamy varieties for cut flowers can be extremely challenging, and then your ... Continue Reading
12 Best Cut Flowers to Grow in 2024
I've been growing cut flowers for what feels like my whole life and have been selling bouquets for a few years now. Over that time, some of my favourite flowers have held fast, and others have changed drastically. With each year, I learn new techniques for arranging my flowers, ... Continue Reading
Nail the Natural Holiday Aesthetic with this DIY Fresh Evergreen Garland!
It's really fun to decorate your house with natural Christmas decor, clipping bits of cedar, evergreen, and juniper throughout your property and turning it into something crafty and creative. I love making this garland as either a decoration over an entryway, down the banister, ... Continue Reading
Handmade Bird Feeder Wreaths: The Perfect DIY for those Cold Winter Months!
Do you have piles of dried flowers waiting to be used but have already exhausted your creativity making dried flower decorations, magnets, wreaths, and more? Handmade bird feeder wreaths are the perfect way to use up dried flowers and attract birds to your home during the long, ... Continue Reading
The Answer to Your Chicken-Keeping Prayers: The Chickcozy Automatic Coop Door
Chicken keeping is lots of fun in the summer. But then it becomes winter, and now you have to take care of your chickens at -40ºC/F. Charging out to the chicken coop in extreme temperatures is obviously not fun, but doing it multiple times a day is even worse. That's where ... Continue Reading
Overwintering Chickens in a Cold Climate
It had been a successful year of raising chickens. Scratch that. It had actually been a terrible year because we were so unprepared for predators that we only had three chickens going into the winter. Thankfully, an insulated shed was already on the property, and that would be ... Continue Reading
Why We Free Range Chickens in Our Garden for Healthier Plants
Bringing home new baby chicks feels a lot like bringing home a human baby. As you leave the hatchery (or hospital, in the case of a human baby), you have the distinct feeling of... "They're letting ME take this home? Am I responsible enough for this?" We've all felt this way ... Continue Reading
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