Purple is one of those colors that always makes a bouquet better—kind of like orange—and it goes with pretty much everything. I had an art teacher who used to say, 'If you're stuck and don’t know what’s wrong, crank the purple!' And, lo and behold, he was right! Speaking ... Continue Reading
How to Start a Cut Flower Garden
So you want to start a cut flower garden but don't know where to start? You're in the right place. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and I'll show you where to buy the best cut flower seeds, tubers, and corms, some resources for seed-starting cut flowers, and how to grow the actual ... Continue Reading
How to Grow Ground Cherries in Zone 3
I've always wanted to grow amazing ground cherries, but they eluded me for three summers before I got them right. The fourth year was a charm, and once I managed to grow them successfully, I was hooked! Even though ground cherries are related to tomatoes and tomatillos, ... Continue Reading
The Foolproof Way to Grow the Best Tomatoes (Even if You’re a Beginner Gardener)
Every new gardener wonders how to grow the best tomatoes with as little effort as possible. You want beautiful tomatoes, but you don't want to throw weird things into the hole with tomatoes (I'm looking at you, fish heads!). You just want the easiest way to grow big ... Continue Reading
Feeling Blue in the Garden? These Flowers Have Your Back!
Brilliant blues can capture our attention, evoke strong emotions, and spark wonder. From the vibrant blue of a butterfly's wings to the crystal clear blue of the sky, this colour is often associated with relaxation, sadness, and even love. Let's not forget the age-old tradition ... Continue Reading
These Flowers Will Have Your Gardening Friends Green With Envy
Cue the pitchforks! I’m not the biggest fan of green in the cutting garden. With all the trees and shrubs, there’s already plenty of greenery—so why use valuable space for even more? That said, a bouquet isn’t complete without something green, making it an essential and ... Continue Reading
Using Wool in Your Cold Climate Garden
I recently learned about the benefits of using wool in the garden. This compostable and renewable amendment has countless advantages, but what struck me most was its ability to retain moisture. Since I have sandy soil, keeping water from draining too quickly is a constant ... Continue Reading
Shifting Roots’ Essential Gardening Supplies
With so many different gardening supplies out there, how do you know which one to choose? I've tried a LOT of products in the garden, and over the years I've narrowed it down to what works best for me. As you're going through this list of must-have gardening items, consider them ... Continue Reading
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