Spring tasks to get your garden growing03.28.08

It’s been a long winter Many of us in the North experienced one of the snowiest winters that we’ve had in years. Cool temperatures are continuing even though it’s already officially spring. I’d say that this year we’re probably going to be two or three weeks behind on our normal Spring gardening tasks. Normally the [...]

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Posted in Garden Maintenance, Garden Tips, Garden Tools, Home and Lifestyle, House Plants, In The Garden, Lawn Care, Organic, Spring Taskswith 2 COMMENTS →



Great Garden Combinations03.02.08

Join The year after we landscaped our backyard and created our raised garden beds we purchased a lovely Tamukeyama cutleaf Japanese maple. As you can see from the photo above it’s branches cascade downward, it’s leaves are narrow and delicate and bright burgundy – red most of the growing season. It’s absolutely gorgeous. It will [...]

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Posted in Garden Buzz, Green Thumb Sunday, Home and Lifestyle, Landscaping, Perennials, Photography, Trees and Shrubswith 7 COMMENTS →



Cut your energy bill this holiday season by switching to LED Holiday lights11.27.07

We had our first snow last week. That’s a little early for Toronto, especially to have snow that actually stayed on the ground for a few days. I was taken by surprise by the early snow and it made me realize that we’d better get the Christmas lights out and start decorating the house before [...]

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