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Cold Climate Gardening, Cut Flowers & Perennials
Even though the bulk of the gardening activity is done for the year, there’s still lots to do! Here’s how you can keep your green thumb happy during the coldest time of the year.
ChristmasNail the Natural Holiday Aesthetic with this DIY Fresh Evergreen Garland!
Cut FlowersHow to Overwinter Dahlias in Cold Climates
Zone 3 GardeningHow to Prepare Strawberries for the Winter
Seed StartingThe Best Vegetables & Flowers to Start with Winter Sowing
Vegetable GardeningHow to Clean Up Your Garden in the Fall (When You Have No Time)
Vegetable GardeningHow to Grow Pumpkins in a Short Growing Season
Vegetable GardeningHow to Set up a Pumpkin Tunnel in your Garden
Vegetable GardeningHow to Deal with Flea Beetles

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ChristmasNail the Natural Holiday Aesthetic with this DIY Fresh Evergreen Garland!
Cut FlowersHow to Overwinter Dahlias in Cold Climates
Zone 3 GardeningHow to Prepare Strawberries for the Winter
Seed StartingThe Best Vegetables & Flowers to Start with Winter Sowing
Vegetable GardeningHow to Clean Up Your Garden in the Fall (When You Have No Time)
Vegetable GardeningHow to Grow Pumpkins in a Short Growing Season
Vegetable GardeningHow to Set up a Pumpkin Tunnel in your Garden
Vegetable GardeningHow to Deal with Flea Beetles

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I’m a former farm kid who became a singer, scrapped it all, and came back to her roots helping new gardeners cut through the confusion of growing cut flowers, perennials and vegetables–all from a zone 3 perspective. I’m obsessed with growing the prettiest flowers, pushing the limits of what can be grown in my cold climate, and collecting eggs from my chickens every morning.
After many years of growing small space urban gardens, I recently moved to an acreage just outside of Saskatoon, SK Canada, where I have enough space for a flower farm and to live out my gardening dreams. There’s never a dull moment here as my husband and I garden with our kids ages 10, 3, 2, and newborn, along with a collection of cats and chickens.
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