West Coast & Southern BC: January/February 2010

Features

  • Nature's Sketchbook by Suzanne Anderton

    Susan Evans and Ted Harrison are two of Salt Spring Island's busiest gardeners. When they're not managing 10.5 acres of farmland to raise money for an African gardening project, they'll be in their woodland garden.

  • The Class of 2010!

    Ring in the New Year with these stunning newbies.

  • Matches Made in Heaven by Carol Hall

    Ever wondered why a plant doesn’t thrive in your garden? Choosing plants native to climates like your own will ensure happy, healthy plants that grow stronger and live longer.

  • Dividing Pergola Solutions by Don Burnett

    If you’ve been looking for an attractive way to add privacy to your yard, you’ll find Don’s suggestion beautiful, adaptable and innovative. Better yet, unlike many shrub dividers, it doesn’t demand water or care so you can enjoy your garden in peace.

  • Brian’s Funky New Faves by Brian Minter

    If your New Year’s resolution involves doing something wild and crazy, Brian has some suggestions for you! Plant pink Pennisetum ‘Fireworks’ or take your pick from the striking new Hypericum Mystical™ Series and you’ll have all the neighbours talking.

  • Try Your Hand at Grafting by Darlene Polachic

    It may sound complicated, but John Nikolaou makes grafting look easy. Follow his 10 simple steps for fruit tree grafting and you’ll amaze friends, family and even yourself with your skill!

  • Growing Their Own Groceries by Anne Marrison

    Creating a plentiful vegetable harvest was the Lloyds’ main priority when they first broke soil in their Mission garden back in 1977. From a front yard planted with potatoes to their current elaborate perennial food garden, this couple’s story is filled with inspiring ideas.

  • Take a Second Look by Trish Hoff

    Before dismissing kerria as too common or too coarse, consider that this hardy shrub looks good in winter, spring and summer, and earned the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

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