Mosaicultures at Montreal Botanical Garden

Mosaïcultures Internationales returns to its birthplace, Montreal Raise your hand if you’ve never visited Montreal Botanical Garden (Jardin Botanique Montréal). That was me, until May of this year. Shocking. Shocking! But then I fell in love with one of the continent’s great gardens. And it isn’t far from Toronto. Until September 29, 2013, you’ve another […]

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The many faces of Tulipa ‘Antoinette’

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Whistling Gardens for evergreen inspiration

The Rock Garden at Whistling Gardens What’s going on in your winter garden – anything? With Toronto’s long, dreary winters, you’d expect us to pay more attention to the winter months. Yet, bedazzled by leaves and flowers, winter is often the last thing we think about. In 2012, Whistling Gardens near Brantford opened to give […]

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Guest post: Rick Los, The Butchart Gardens

Any garden that’s a major to buy clomiphene online cosmeticdermcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/clomiphene.html no prescription pharmacy urist attraction can’t afford to sit on its aster. The Butchart Gardens is no exception. I first visited back in July. An impressive experience, even if you aren’t a gardener – the garden’s theatrical quality gives it a crossover appeal that is […]

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Heirloom-ish tomatoes from the Toronto Botanical Garden

I feel virtuous about spending at the Toronto Botanical Garden plant sale (which remains on till Sunday). Virtuous because what I bought* was tomato plants, mostly heritage ones at that. Three of them will find a home at my allotment in the commu buy zithromax online sballergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/zithromax.html no prescription pharmacy nity garden. One will probably […]

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Open Gardens Toronto 2010 starts this weekend

Toronto’s Open Gardens 2010 program begins this Sunday afternoon in Parkdale with a chance to see the wonderful garden of gifted plantsman and all-round exemplary gardener Barry Parker. Don’t be put off by a little rain. Sarah and I visited Barry’s garden last Oc buy cialis soft tabs o buy xifaxan online pelmeds.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/jpg/xifaxan.html no prescription […]

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