When you think of dried flower arrangements and wreaths, do you think of those horrible things your mom and grandma used to display in the early 1990s? Well, I did, too. I confess that when I saw what today's farmer florists are creating with dried flowers in the 2020s, I ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Pumpkins in a Short Growing Season
Pumpkins are easy to grow, making them a great choice for beginners. However, you don’t have to limit yourself to the traditional orange pie pumpkins or large jack-o'-lanterns. There are many different colours, shapes, and textures available, so consider trying something unique ... Continue Reading
10 Fall Garden Chores to Do Now For an Easier Spring
Even though this year's garden may be going to bed, there are many things you can do in the fall to prepare for what's to come next spring! Here are ten garden chores to do now to make gardening easier when the snow melts. What to Do This Autumn to Make Next Year's Gardening ... Continue Reading
How to Set up a Pumpkin Tunnel in your Garden
Creating a pumpkin tunnel is a fun way to save space in your garden while also adding beauty. In this post, I will share my method for planting a pumpkin tunnel, the varieties I use, and some helpful tips and tricks to achieve the best results. Good Pumpkin Varieties for ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Statice in a Short Growing Season
Statice is one of the backbone crops on my flower farm for both fresh and dried bouquets. It comes in nearly every colour of the rainbow and holds its shape and colour beautifully once dried. I grow it every year and use it constantly—not just during the summer, but in winter ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Strawflowers in Zone 3
Strawflowers are one of my absolute favourite flowers for the cutting garden. They have a unique, papery texture, are easy to grow from seed, and come in nearly every colour of the rainbow. Perfect for both fresh bouquets and dried arrangements, these cheerful blooms are a ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Saponaria in a Cold Climate
Saponaria looks a lot like baby’s breath, and it’s become a must-have in my garden. It’s easy to grow, easy to save seed from, and despite being a one-and-done flower, I think it’s well worth the space. It tucks in beautifully around other flowers, filling in gaps and adding a ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Feverfew in a Short Growing Season
Feverfew is one of my favourite flowers that bloom from late spring into early summer. The classic variety looks like a tiny daisy with a cheerful yellow centre, and all kinds of feverfew bring a charming touch to floral arrangements. Here are my quick tips for growing this ... Continue Reading
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