One year into the COVID-19 pandemic, gardening remains a bright spot for many, with seed companies never busier and people inspired to start growing. Our collection of gardening advice will help ...

Spring gardening tip No. 1: Don’t dig in too quickly Now is the time to finish planning and get the items you need By Jacqueline Louie Published Mar 23, 2021 Last updated Mar 23, 2021 ...

Whether you're a well-versed gardener or just discovering your green thumb, having the right tools on hand can make or break your gardening experience. To help get your garden into the best shape ...

The kickoff into spring puts the gardening bug in many of us. But it's important to watch the weather so your green thumb doesn't get bitten by a late season freeze or frost. Here's what to know.

This piece was originally published March 16, 2019. With spring around the corner, a Regina gardening expert is offering advice on how to get started as the growing season arrives.

8. Top-dress your garden beds, ideally with that black gold from your composter. If that’s not possible, use packaged compost or well-rotted manure from the nursery or garden centre. 9.

7 spring garden tasks you don't need to do ‘By rethinking these traditional tasks, gardeners can save time, reduce waste, and create a healthier, more resilient garden ecosystem.

The kickoff into spring puts the gardening bug in many of us. But it's important to watch the weather so your green thumb doesn't get bitten by a late season freeze or frost. Here's what to know.