Most everyone has their own sense of design for their home and property. However, sometimes the specifics of that vision can be daunting and/or not financially feasible. In cases such as these, a new approach is needed, but what if you are lacking in inspiration? You can always check out the neighbours’ property or… Read more »
Posts By: Romy Alavoine
5 Air Purifying Plants For Your Home
Your home acts as a place of sanctuary and security away from the outside world. The appealing atmosphere comes about by taking into consideration all of the elements in a healthy environment. Unfortunately, the average home actually has lower air quality than you might think. There are tests you can perform, but one of… Read more »
6 Easy to Grow Indoor Houseplants
Growing healthy, thriving houseplants can be a challenge. With less sunlight and limited room to grow, many indoor plants require a steady routine of watering, pruning, and fertilizing to reach their full potential. Fortunately, you don’t need a green thumb to have a beautiful indoor garden! These low maintenance, easy-to-grow indoor houseplants are great… Read more »
Can I Grow Lemons Indoors?
When people think about growing plants indoors, they generally consider common, easy to maintain varieties such as spider plants, English Ivy, Peperomia, or an Asparagus fern. Most people would not immediately consider growing a tree indoors, let alone one that bears fruit. However, a lemon tree allows you to do just that and it… Read more »
5 Tips For Bringing Outdoor Plants Indoors For The Winter
Gardening is an excellent hobby for the summer months. You can plant anything from colourful flowers to fruits and vegetables! But as the weather gets cooler in the fall, and the season changes to winter, are you just expected to stop gardening? The good news is no, you are not! You can do quite… Read more »
Listen and Learn: 5 Gardening Podcasts Worth Subscribing To
Is there anything more peaceful than the sounds of the garden? Wild birds singing, leaves rustling in the wind, spring peepers chirping…these are part of what makes our hobby special. But when winter comes, the garden falls dormant. Those cold, snowy months can make a Canadian gardener quite restless. That’s why we love gardening… Read more »
Bargain Products Aren’t Always a Bargain for Your Lawn or Garden
Great gardeners know the importance of using quality products for their lawn and garden. But when you’re new to the world of gardening, it can be tough choosing between all the different brands on store shelves. What’s one bag of soil compared to the next? What do the numbers on fertilizer packages mean? If you… Read more »
The Importance of Using Organic Products
These days, ‘organic’ is a familiar buzzword that appears alongside everything from food to clothing. However, unlike a lot of so-called trends, organic food, gardening, and products have substantial benefits that cannot be disputed. An increasing number of people realize the importance of using natural products that do not rely on chemicals to achieve… Read more »
Why Fall Is The Best Time For Lawn Care
When it comes to lawn care, many people believe they only need to add fertilizer, water, and mow the lawn during the high growth seasons like the spring and summer. This is, after all, when your lawn is fully on display to everyone who even walks by your home. If someone does engage in… Read more »
The Joy of Gardening For Millennials
Did you know that multiple surveys and reports indicate Millennials are the fastest-growing age group when it comes to gardening? Whether you live in your own home, in a rented condo, or in an apartment complex, there are many ways in which you can create a plentiful garden full of flowers, fruits, herbs, and… Read more »
Fill in Those Empty Spaces
Symmetry is important in many aspects of design, and that includes how you plan the green spaces on your property. You may produce a lush and beautiful lawn, or be proud of a garden bursting with life and colour, but lavishing your attention on only or two spots will also call greater attention to… Read more »
Lawn and Garden Fungi: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Are patches of your lawn dying out? Do you find the leaves on your plants curling and dropping off prematurely? You may be dealing with a parasitic fungal disease.There are many forms of fungi, including mushrooms, mold, and mildew. Not all are harmful to plants, but some can take a toll on your lawn… Read more »