- Gardening is a kind of disease. It infects you, you cannot escape it. When you go visiting, your eyes rove about the garden; you interrupt the serious cocktail drinking because of an irresistible impulse to get up and pull a weed. ~Lewis Gannit
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Port Moody Blues: Inspired Spring Colour!
Blue tree’s have taken over the entrance way of Port Moody’s city hall as part of an international art installation. Australian artist Konstantin Dimopoulos painted these 16 silhouettes, to bring attention to the plight of trees. To focus our attention … Continue reading
Posted in Things to do
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Taking Solace from Spring break, at Maplewood Farm.
Spring break exploded at my house. Children running every direction. House bound is one word for it. Escape was needed! As luck would have it, the weather agreed to cooperate. So I packed up the kids and hit the road! … Continue reading
Posted in Children in the Garden, Local Wildlife
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Proven Winners: Outdoor Living Extravaganza!
Over the weekend, I made my way back down to the Seattle area for the Outdoor Living Extravaganza, a retreat and seminar with Proven Winners! I seriously debated not attending this event. My schedule has been crazy lately, with my … Continue reading
Posted in Giggle worthy, Tools, Vegetable Garden
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Enter Spring!
I’m currently working on a couple pieces about the Proven Winners Outdoor Living Extravaganza that I attended last Friday. While that’s in the tubes I thought it would be rather sad if I didn’t get to wish you all a … Continue reading
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Proven Winners Outdoor Living Extravaganza: Following the yellow brick road
Well I’m hitting the road again! Tomorrow morning, well before the sun comes up, I’ll be heading out for a cross border trek. Proven Winners has asked me to join them for their annual Outdoor Living Extravaganza. I’m heading back … Continue reading
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How to make a row cover….in the middle of the night!
Years ago, before I found passion in the dirt, I managed a specialty knife store in Burnaby’s Metrotown Centre. We sold mostly kitchen knives, but also a dizzying array of sporting knives. With a few decorative swords for good measure. … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Projects, Reduce Reuse & Recycle, Tools, Vegetable Garden
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Rhodo walk: looking for trouble in the garden.
Last week our Master Gardener class went for a walk in the garden to look at disease and pests, focusing heavily on Rhodo’s. We saw some pretty ugly things. Evidence of all sorts of infections, scattered in pockets along the … Continue reading
Posted in VanDusen Botanical Garden
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