Butterfly-Friendly Plants for Ontario
The butterfly bush isn’t the only pollinator-friendly flower you’ll want in your garden! Try these other top plant picks in your Muskoka butterfly garden this year.
The butterfly bush isn’t the only pollinator-friendly flower you’ll want in your garden! Try these other top plant picks in your Muskoka butterfly garden this year.
When trying to keep deer and rabbits from devouring your daylilies, fencing is just one idea. Here’s a few more homemade repellents we think you should try!
We know foxgloves are stunning in cottage garden designs, but here are some other amazing low-maintenance ways to achieve that carefree cottage-style aesthetic:
A fence isn’t the only way to block out nosy neighbours. Here’s some of our favourite design tips for creating a private, relaxed landscape you’re sure to love.
Plants offering year-round seasonal interest have the most dramatic impact on your landscape. Red Osier dogwood is a big favourite—that red bark is sensational!
These ornamental grasses add so much colour, texture and movement to the garden! Leave them intact through winter for visual interest in the snowy landscape.
Maintaining an eco-friendly garden doesn’t have to mean more work on your part! These simple methods make it easy. Get started by planting native species!
Our guide to hydrangea care will help you grow the healthiest shrubs with as many gorgeous blooms as possible! The key to success: location, location, location!
You may be surprised to hear you can grow tropical-like hibiscus in Ontario as a perennial—but it’s true! These hardy hibiscus varieties can tolerate our cold winters.