Planting something new in your garden is even better when it’s delicious. From juicy blueberries to sweet strawberries and sun-warmed blackberries, edible plants bring beauty and flavour together in the most rewarding way. There’s nothing quite like stepping outside to harvest fresh fruit you’ve grown yourself—perfect for snacking, baking, preserving, or sharing with friends and family. This season, visit your

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in Easy to Grow, Fruit, Summer, What's New

Check out Florissa's top spring flowering plants for your garden. Best and brand new dahlias, daylilies, hostas & lilies to grow this season! Spring always brings a sense of anticipation, and this season is no exception. As the days lengthen and the soil begins to warm, a fresh wave of plants step into the spotlight—early bloomers, dependable performers, and standout varieties

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in Dahlia, Easy to Grow, Hemerocallis, Hosta, Lily

Whether you’re a brand-new gardener or a seasoned green thumb, you’ve probably noticed that Canadian summers aren’t what they used to be. Longer dry spells, unpredictable rain, and hotter temperatures are becoming the new normal. But here’s the good news—your garden doesn’t have to suffer. By leaning into low-water, climate-adaptive gardening, you can create a vibrant, thriving space that doesn’t

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in Grasses, Perennials, Summer, Watering

Tired of mowing your lawn every weekend or watching thirsty grass struggle in the summer heat? It might be time to consider meadowscaping—a beautiful, sustainable alternative to traditional landscaping that supports pollinators, saves water, and brings year-round interest to your outdoor space. What is Meadowscaping? Meadowscaping is the practice of replacing all or part of your lawn or garden with a diverse

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in Borders, Easy to Grow, Fragrant, Grasses, Perennials, Pollinator Friendly

For your garden to truly thrive, plants need a proper balance of nutrients. While soil provides the foundation, it often requires a nutrient boost to fully support plant health and productivity. Think of fertilizers as plant vitamins—an optional but powerful supplement that can significantly improve growth, flowering, and yields. Understanding how to read fertilizer labels, decode N-P-K ratios, and select the

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in Garden Tips, How to Plant, Grow and Care

Transforming your patio or small outdoor space into a lush, productive garden is easier than ever with compact, container-friendly fruit varieties. Imagine stepping outside your back door to harvest fresh blueberries, sweet figs, tangy raspberries, or vibrant goji berries—no need for sprawling garden beds or large plots of land. Let’s explore some standout choices that thrive in pots and bring

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in Berries, Container Gardening, Easy to Grow, Pollinator Friendly, Summer

Keukenhof Tulip Gardens in the Netherlands - gardens that fill the eye with breathtaking beauty and the most stunning array of spring flowering bulbs. For years, I had heard whispers of the marvel that is the Keukenhof bulb display—and finally, this year, I had the opportunity to experience it for myself. Keukenhof is the world’s largest display of spring flowering bulbs

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in Daffodil, Spring, Tulips, What's New

Creating a bee-friendly garden doesn’t have to be time-consuming or complicated. With a few strategic choices, you can design a low-maintenance perennial border that attracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinators while enhancing the beauty of your garden. These bee-friendly perennial borders not only require minimal upkeep but also offer an abundance of nectar throughout the seasons. By selecting the right

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in Borders, Easy to Grow, Fragrant, Garden Tips, Pollinator Friendly

Looking to elevate your summer garden with vibrant colour and breathtaking blooms? Dahlias are a fantastic choice! With their wide range of sizes, shapes, and colours, from delicate pastels to bold, fiery hues, there's a dahlia for every garden style. These low-maintenance flowers thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, making them perfect for borders, flower beds, or containers. Plus,

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in Dahlia, Easy to Grow, Pollinator Friendly, Summer, What's New