September: gratitude for nature’s generosity You have tended your vegetable garden and fruit trees all summer; now, finally, it’s time to enjoy the results. But it’s also time to prepare…
Read MoreSeptember: gratitude for nature’s generosity You have tended your vegetable garden and fruit trees all summer; now, finally, it’s time to enjoy the results. But it’s also time to prepare…
Read MoreHarvesting The harvesting should be done as soon as the plants are well rooted and leafy. By undertaking a morning harvest – before the sun is too far up –…
Read MoreYour “To Do” list if you want to admire your garden without stressing too much Irrigation and watering It’s important to maintain soil humidity at all times. Make sure…
Read MoreTwenty years ago, there were more than a billion monarch butterflies worldwide. Less than a decade later, the number had fallen dramatically to 35 million in around 2014-2015. The National…
Read MoreFor the past few years, outdooring has been popular and now, more than ever, we want to create a thoroughly pleasant outdoor environment. So just what are the trends for…
Read MoreBring a fresh spring breeze into your home and take a good bite. Develop your own seedbeds and have them germinate in the warmth of your residence. You can choose…
Read MoreNo list this time, just a big thank you to you, to Tremblant Express, and to the Mont-Tremblant area. The new team at Northland is going to share its “Green…
Read MoreDeer are essentially the charming homewreckers of the ecosystem. Don’t believe me? Read on. A natural regrowth forest has many strata of growth: flowers, ferns, perennials, annuals, shrubs, plus trees…
Read More1. Water travelling fast will go exactly where it wants to go. 2. Fast water is like a person in crisis, or an angry toddler trying to go where they…
Read MoreSummer grass Your lawn won’t care that it rained non-stop in June. Grass has a short memory. (Grass pun!) If your grass is turning a weird dark green, it’s stressed…
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