by Rick and Doris Wukasch How we got started Our interest in native plants has grown throughout our lives through camping, hiking, and...

By Pamela Sleightholm We understand habitat loss, that human development has encroached on wild habitat, pushing animal species into...

How to layer newspaper and cardboard on top of grass, so it will smother and die.

By Pamela Sleightholm This month in Glasgow, Scotland, politicians from all over the world got together to discuss our collective action...

by Mohan Iyer, Mississauga Master Gardener All photos ©2020 Peeter Poldre We all grow a variety of plants in our gardens and when well...

Text and photos by Peeter Poldre As this piece is a follow-up to last month's “Photographing Butterflies”, I am biased that accurate...

2021 Annual General Meeting Thursday, Oct 28 from 7 to 8 pm an online Zoom event We are delighted to invite you to our Blooming...

Love Blue stem goldenrod (Solidago caesia), a lovely woodland perennial and native to southern Ontario in the Lake Erie Lowlands ecozone....

In your pesticide-free native plant garden, watch for evidence of beneficial insects during fall harvest time. You will notice an...

Useful tips on getting close to butterflies and techniques for capturing them with a camera.

By Pamela Sleightholm; Photos ©2021 Peeter Poldre What do a Maple Leafs forward and a butterfly have in common? According to Blooming...

There are many insects that are beneficial to the garden. These helpful creatures aid in decomposing plant material, pollinating crops...

Saturday morning, June 19 and the sun was shining brightly. Plant sale day! We were ready: tiers of healthy native seedlings lined the...