https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs daily 0.75 2025-08-07 https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/chamomile-calm-in-a-cup monthly 0.5 2025-08-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1754583537057-1H3G9031H5SAGR4EDWK2/unsplash-image-ElJdcgFxscU.jpg Blogs - Chamomile – Calm in a Cup - Plant Profile: Botanical Name: Matricaria chamomilla (German chamomile) or Chamaemelum nobile (Roman chamomile) Plant Type: Annual (German) or perennial (Roman) Height: 8"–24" depending on variety Light: Full sun Soil: Well-drained, not overly rich Water: Low to moderate – drought-tolerant once established Flowering: Late spring through midsummer Pollinator Friendly: Yes – beloved by bees and hoverflies Both German and Roman chamomile offer similar benefits, though German chamomile is most often used for herbal medicine and teas due to its stronger oil content and sweeter flavour. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/nbspechinacea-the-late-summer-immunity-flower monthly 0.5 2025-08-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1754583254010-MCG2J2LA3XM4ERQYIIAH/unsplash-image-YGzQrUxPXAk.jpg Blogs - Echinacea – The Late-Summer Immunity Flower - Plant Profile: Botanical Name: Echinacea purpurea Type: Perennial Height: 2–4 feet Sunlight: Full sun Soil: Average to poor, well-drained Bloom Time: Midsummer to fall https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/soft-magic-amp-summer-breeze-lavender-gc4yk monthly 0.5 2025-08-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1754499525276-ICGNX8VUNLLZOQGCV9X7/unsplash-image-ETuUnNDr7AQ.jpg Blogs - Basil - The Garden Powerhouse - Basil isn’t just an herb—it’s a reminder to slow down and savour what summer brings. From pesto-covered pasta to fragrant facial steams and garden rituals for abundance, basil finds its way into every part of a sun-soaked season. With a little pruning, thoughtful soil support (hello, Oceanic Bloom Boost), and regular harvesting, your plants will reward you with more than you could ever use—and that’s exactly the kind of abundance we love to grow. So pick a leaf, take a breath, and let basil work its warm-weather magic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1754498535553-IOAPU0SVB78944CG3TR2/unsplash-image-fOQev_6sX6g.jpg Blogs - Basil - The Garden Powerhouse - Basil at a Glance There are many varieties of basil to play with—Genovese for classic pesto, Thai for curries and stir fries, Lemon or Cinnamon for something unique, and even Purple or Holy Basil for colour and medicinal uses. You can grow one or ten, but either way, basil gives back what you put in. Plant Profile: Basil (Ocimum basilicum) Botanical Name: Ocimum basilicum Origin: Native to tropical Asia and Africa, but beloved worldwide Growth Habit: Tender annual herb with a bushy, upright shape, 12–24” tall and wide Scent: Sweet, spicy, and peppery—like summer kitchens and fresh pesto Hardiness: Grown as an annual in Zones 2–9 (frost-sensitive but fast-growing) Likes: Full sun, warm soil, regular harvesting, and well-fed roots Dislikes: Cold nights, dry or compacted soil, going to seed too early https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/soft-magic-amp-summer-breeze-lavender monthly 0.5 2025-08-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1753407639138-WDPA0PZB2WSTWB56J8C1/unsplash-image-KtSEfeJTGRQ.jpg Blogs - Lavender Dreams: A Plant of Peace, Power, and Petals - From garden to ritual, Lavender is a plant that truly pulls its weight. 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They form connections with plant roots, helping them absorb water and essential nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen. This partnership, known scientifically as mycorrhizal symbiosis, gives your plants an extra boost, enhancing their resilience and growth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1743708510980-UX0BU476LJB9YN58IFIB/unsplash-image-YD5TvbPgmQc.jpg Blogs - The Secret Life Beneath Your Feet: Understanding the Soil Microbiome - Earthworms: The Architects Earthworms might be the most visible of your underground helpers. They're nature's best architects, tunneling through the soil, creating pathways that allow air and water to flow freely. These tunnels help plant roots breathe and grow efficiently, improving overall soil structure and fertility. Each member of the soil microbiome works in harmony, contributing to a dynamic, sustainable ecosystem beneath your feet. But just like any city, this bustling underground community needs nurturing and care. That's where Oceanic Bloom Boost steps in! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1743708301188-92Z4ZHM9GCZIFVM6KH07/unsplash-image-HRjdJddvPu8.jpg Blogs - The Secret Life Beneath Your Feet: Understanding the Soil Microbiome - Protozoa: The Tiny Predators Protozoa might be microscopic, but they're fierce protectors of your garden. They hunt and consume harmful bacteria, keeping the soil environment safe and balanced. By regulating bacterial populations, protozoa help maintain soil health and support stronger, healthier plants. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/choosing-the-right-manure-for-your-home-garden monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1718802583137-CYU2T7QVAIWXMEZVLLQB/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Choosing the Right Manure for Your Home Garden - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1718802642779-DGCIN5R4YW1N738GLI3B/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Choosing the Right Manure for Your Home Garden - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1718802615741-2XTHK88LHOCE04TY1KRD/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Choosing the Right Manure for Your Home Garden - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1718802681372-I23DORXTPEKLU7JOBT38/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Choosing the Right Manure for Your Home Garden - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/a-guide-to-early-spring-pruningnbspenhancing-growth-and-beauty-in-your-garden monthly 0.5 2024-04-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712169437268-4T2J83ZQXC4PYNXG6WPF/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - BUTTERFLY BUSH A magnet for pollinators and gardening enthusiasts alike, butterfly bush (Buddleia davidii) thrives with judicious pruning in early spring. By managing its size and shaping the plant for denser growth, you can foster a profusion of fragrant blossoms that beckon butterflies, hummingbirds, and other beneficial insects. This rejuvenation process ensures the garden remains abuzz with the gentle flutter of wings and the vivid hues of nature's visitors. Additionally, native North American alternatives like the buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis) or the New Jersey tea (Ceanothus americanus) offer similar benefits, supporting local ecosystems and enhancing the landscape's beauty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712240009121-YTLTOZFW13GID3TBNVKM/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - PEONIES These beauties need attention in early spring, to sets the stage for a spectacular floral display later in the season. As the weather warms and new growth emerges, taking the time to trim away dead stems and foliage is more than just a routine garden task—it's a crucial step in nurturing these stunning flowers to their fullest potential. By carefully removing spent growth, you're not only tidying up the garden bed but also encouraging the plant to channel its energy into producing strong, healthy shoots. This thoughtful maintenance promotes vigorous growth and sets the foundation for a profusion of blossoms that will delight the senses and add a touch of elegance to any garden landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712239820610-ND318NIR57CJIHTGI880/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - HOSTAS Beloved for their lush foliage and resilience, thrive in early spring when it's time to give them a little attention. Dividing and pruning hostas during this season can work wonders for their health and appearance. As the temperatures start to rise and the soil becomes workable, it's the perfect opportunity to rejuvenate these beauties. Remove any damaged, yellowed, or dead foliage to encourage new growth and maintain the plant's overall appearance. When dividing hostas, ensure you have a sharp shovel or spade to gently separate the clumps. Aim to divide them every three to five years to prevent overcrowding, which can lead to decreased vigor and susceptibility to pests and diseases. Once divided, replant the sections in well-draining soil enriched with compost to give them a nutrient boost. Remember to water them thoroughly after replanting to help them settle into their new homes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712169311360-3WJ7ER60JGP2RSO2410N/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - HYDRANGEAS Decked out in their stunning arrays of flowers in a range of colors, these gorgeous hydrangeas need a bit of TLC as spring rolls around. Both the bold Mophead and delicate Lacecap varieties are known for their vibrant blooms, but to keep them looking their best, it's important to prune away any dead wood and shape the plant for the season ahead. And don't forget about our native hydrangeas like the Oakleaf and Smooth varieties, beloved for their resilience and charm in North American gardens. But this pruning isn't just about looks—it's a chance to tidy up and remove dead wood, which can actually help stimulate new growth and keep the plant healthy overall. By giving your hydrangeas a little love early on, you'll be setting them up for a season full of lush growth and beautiful blooms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712240655238-DADE4W5BB277770D53TY/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - ORNAMENTAL GRASSES Grasses a touch of elegance and movement to any garden, but to keep them looking their best, a little springtime love goes a long way. By removing dead foliage accumulated over the winter, you're not only tidying up the garden but also giving these grasses the green light for fresh growth. Remember, though, not to trim them too early; some species benefit from leaving the dried foliage intact for winter protection. As a general rule, wait until you start to see new growth emerging before you grab those pruning shears. When it comes to trimming, aim to cut the grasses back to a few inches above the ground level. This not only encourages new growth but also prevents the plant from becoming too leggy and top-heavy. Additionally, consider dividing overgrown clumps every few years to maintain their vigor and prevent overcrowding. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712239042074-YYU7PPCO05GJMPUWV9NP/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - WINTERBERRY A delightful addition to any garden, thrives with proper care and pruning, especially in early spring. When pruning, focus on removing any dead or damaged branches first to encourage healthy growth. Additionally, selectively thin out overcrowded branches to improve air circulation and sunlight penetration, which are essential for optimal plant health. Remember not to prune too aggressively, as this can diminish the plant's ability to produce berries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712169042960-JY6J8OQWLSN0XAXOTYET/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - ROSES Spring is a magical time for romantic and elegant garden favorites like hybrid tea roses and floribunda roses. To bring out their full beauty, a bit of extra care is needed. Pruning these exquisite blooms is key to ensuring their health and vibrancy. By gently removing dead or weak growth and shaping the plant to allow for better air circulation, gardeners can encourage lush new growth and a stunning array of blossoms. The charm of native North American roses like the Virginia rose (Rosa virginiana) and the smooth rose (Rosa blanda) can also be enhanced with spring pruning. This simple practice results in abundant blooms and healthy foliage, adding to the allure of any garden space. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712238824007-JTLGJ29OR9FA6TFI8HR5/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - SPIREA Those resilient shrubs adored by many garden enthusiasts, thrive with a little TLC, especially in the early spring months. By trimming them back at the onset of the season, you're not only tidying up their appearance but also encouraging a more compact growth pattern. This strategic pruning stimulates the spirea to produce more blooms, resulting in a spectacular floral display that will undoubtedly enhance the aesthetic appeal of your garden. Remember, when pruning spirea, aim to remove any dead or damaged branches while also shaping the plant to your desired form. Don't be afraid to get in there and trim away—spirea are forgiving plants that generally bounce back with vigor after a good trim. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712240099526-LMN4HJBEVYVQBUAZSW34/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - DAYLILIES A classic addition to any garden, offering vibrant blooms and minimal maintenance. When spring rolls around, it's crucial to give your daylilies a bit of focus to ensure they flourish throughout the season. One essential task is removing dead foliage and spent flower stalks. This not only improves the appearance of your garden but also promotes healthier growth. By tidying up the old growth, you allow the plant to focus its energy on producing fresh, vibrant foliage and blossoms. It's like giving your daylilies a fresh start for the growing season! Additionally, removing dead foliage can help prevent diseases and pests from taking hold, keeping your garden thriving organically. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712239441874-VN3ECUUDRNBNUEUZ4JVX/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Early Spring Pruning:  Enhancing Growth & Beauty - SEDUM Sedum, commonly known as stonecrop, is tough, adaptable, and loved by gardeners everywhere for its easy upkeep. Giving it a little trim in early spring keeps it looking lush and lively, with plenty of gorgeous blooms to enjoy. Snipping away at those unruly bits in spring,helps it grow stronger and prevents it from getting too leggy, so it stays looking its best all year round. Plus, it's a chance to clear out any winter wear and tear, making room for fresh new growth to strut its stuff. Trim right above a nice set of healthy leaves or nodes and your sedum will thank you by filling out nicely and looking fab. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/spring-garden-clean-up-the-importance-of-holding-off-on-until-temperatures-rise monthly 0.5 2024-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712085552732-NBUKMPCD0TI0HLBI3V8Y/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Allowing Soil to Warm Up: Allowing Soil to Warm Up: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712085664052-GJ96HMTP6UY6MKTYOEWY/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Disturbing Beneficial Wildlife: The early spring garden may appear barren and lifeless to the untrained eye, but beneath the surface lies a bustling ecosystem of overwintering beneficial insects. Ladybugs, lacewings, and other beneficial insects seek refuge in the debris and detritus of the garden during the winter months. These unsung heroes of the garden are nature's pest controllers, feasting on aphids, mites, and other garden pests. However, their survival depends on the undisturbed sanctity of their overwintering habitats. Cleaning up garden debris prematurely disrupts these vital habitats, potentially evicting or even destroying the very insects that we rely on for natural pest control. Imagine the delicate ladybug larvae, nestled snugly in a cozy pile of fallen leaves, only to be rudely disturbed by a well-meaning gardener's premature spring cleaning. By resisting the urge to tidy up too soon, we can ensure that these beneficial insects have a safe haven to emerge from when the time is right, ready to tackle garden pests with gusto. Delayed Growth: Cold soil temperatures in early spring pose a significant hurdle to the growth and development of our garden plants. When soil temperatures remain chilly, root growth is inhibited, and microbial activity slows to a crawl. This means that plants struggle to establish strong root systems, limiting their ability to absorb water and nutrients from the soil. As a result, even if the air temperatures warm up, plants may exhibit signs of stunted growth and nutrient deficiencies, leading to lackluster performance throughout the growing season. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712081456307-TAXITSZ3GS99QI66Q0BH/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Preserving Beneficial Insects: As spring emerges from the grasp of winter's chill,it's essential to recognize the vital role that garden debris plays in supporting beneficial insects that overwinter in our gardens. Many insects, such as ladybugs, lacewings, and ground beetles, seek refuge in fallen leaves, dead plant material, and other organic matter during the colder months. These beneficial insects serve as natural predators, preying on common garden pests like aphids, caterpillars, and mites, thereby providing essential pest control services to gardeners. By leaving garden debris undisturbed until the weather warms and beneficial insects become active, gardeners can encourage a healthy population of natural predators in their gardens. These beneficial insects play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and reducing the need for chemical pesticides, thereby promoting a more sustainable and resilient garden ecosystem. Embracing a more hands-off approach to garden clean-up in the early spring not only preserves habitat for beneficial insects but also fosters a harmonious relationship between plants, insects, and gardeners, resulting in a more vibrant and bio-diverse garden landscape. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712085826542-F3E6845GQHN21FR8TTML/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Prematurely diving into spring garden clean-up may seem harmless, but it can lead to unintended consequences that compromise the overall health and vitality of your garden. Let's explore some of the risks associated with jumping the gun on seasonal maintenance: Frost Damage: Pruning tender plants prematurely in early spring can unwittingly invite disaster in the form of late-season frosts. When we prune these delicate plants too early, we encourage them to produce new, tender growth. Unfortunately, this fresh growth is particularly vulnerable to the sudden chill of a late frost, which can cause damage or even lead to the death of the plant. Imagine the heartbreak of seeing those carefully nurtured plants wither under the icy touch of an unexpected frost. By holding off on pruning until temperatures have consistently warmed above the frost danger zone, we can protect our plants from this perilous fate. Furthermore, it's not just the new growth that's at risk. Pruning cuts expose the inner tissues of the plant, leaving them more susceptible to frost damage. The wounds from pruning can inhibit the plant's ability to protect itself against freezing temperatures. As a result, even parts of the plant that weren't pruned may suffer damage from frost. Thus, exercising patience and waiting for safer conditions can safeguard the health and longevity of our cherished garden plants. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712085994303-EO2WWA45R5345BGIOHZE/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - In the rush to embrace the arrival of spring, it can be tempting to dive headfirst into garden clean-up efforts. However, by exercising patience and waiting until temperatures consistently rise above 10 degrees Celsius, you can protect your garden's health and vitality while fostering a thriving ecosystem for beneficial wildlife. Remember, a little restraint now can lead to bountiful rewards in the months ahead. Happy gardening! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712085431993-PHTRI817XYRESQ1TQPW5/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Protecting Vulnerable Plants: Delicate perennials such as lavender and rosemary are cherished for their aromatic foliage and vibrant blooms, yet they are particularly vulnerable to frost damage if pruned prematurely in the spring. These plants, known for their culinary versatility, require careful attention to timing when it comes to pruning. Pruning too early can stimulate new growth that is ill-prepared for sudden drops in temperature, leaving tender shoots susceptible to frostbite and damage. By exercising patience and waiting until the risk of frost has passed, gardeners can safeguard their precious lavender and rosemary plants, ensuring they thrive throughout the growing season. Furthermore, pruning these delicate perennials at the wrong time can disrupt their natural growth cycle and diminish their overall vigor and resilience. Lavender and rosemary rely on stored energy reserves in their stems and foliage to survive the winter months and initiate new growth in the spring. Premature pruning can deplete these reserves and weaken the plant's ability to withstand environmental stressors, leaving it more susceptible to disease and pest infestations. Therefore, it's essential to wait until the threat of frost has diminished before embarking on any pruning endeavors, allowing these resilient plants to flourish and grace the garden with their beauty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1712081546713-I5TDPSEYLHKJK20VH7LL/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Spring Garden Clean-Up: The Importance of Holding Off on Until Temperatures Rise - Make it stand out So, you know how it goes – spring arrives, and suddenly it's all, "Time to spruce up the garden!" We're talking about the usual routine: clearing out those dead leaves, tossing away debris, and giving those shrubs and perennials a little trim. It's all part of the game to keep your garden looking sharp and Instagram-ready. But hey, here's the kicker – timing is key. Rushing into this cleanup operation as soon as the weather gets warmer? Sure, it might sound like a good plan, but believe me, it could throw your garden's vibe off in the long haul. Now, I'm not one to usually preach about "garden rules," but when it comes to Mother Nature, well, her suggestions are pretty solid. She's saying: "Wait until temperatures are comfortably above 10 degrees Celsius (that's around 50 degrees Fahrenheit) before diving into those spring garden tasks." This is one of the few "rules" I'll ever firmly stand by… and here's why: https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/unveiling-the-magic-of-square-foot-gardening-a-space-savvy-gardeners-guide-dgfy6 monthly 0.5 2024-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711651128525-FTC85UZPCE0JV44WQ0P4/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Easter and the Garden: Celebrating Nature's Resilience and Renewal - As we gather with family and friends over the Easter weekend, we're not just celebrating a holiday; we're celebrating the resilience and renewal of nature. It's a time when dormant plants awaken from their winter slumber, when flowers burst into bloom, and when the world around us bursts with colour and life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711650551497-YZ93CQI6YTD382MMRDAI/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Easter and the Garden: Celebrating Nature's Resilience and Renewal - So, whether you're a seasoned gardener or just getting started, here are a few ways you can celebrate nature over the Easter weekend. Take a Nature Walk: Easter weekend is the perfect time to get outside and explore the great outdoors. Take a leisurely stroll through a local park or nature reserve, and take in the sights, sounds, and smells of springtime. You might be surprised at what you discover—perhaps a hidden wildflower meadow or a family of birds nesting in the trees. Plant a Garden: What better way to celebrate Easter than by getting your hands dirty in the garden? Whether you have a small balcony or a sprawling backyard, planting a garden is a great way to connect with nature and nurture new life. From colorful flowers to delicious vegetables, there's something magical about watching your garden grow. Host a Picnic: Gather your loved ones and head outdoors for a festive Easter picnic. Pack a basket full of delicious treats, find a shady spot under a tree, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon surrounded by nature. It's a wonderful way to celebrate the season and create lasting memories with family and friends.Moreover, Easter's timing with the onset of spring underscores nature's resilience and the miraculous transformations that occur in the natural world. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/unveiling-the-magic-of-square-foot-gardening-a-space-savvy-gardeners-guide monthly 0.5 2024-03-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711481978170-QPFBKXDWFRUQRK7E7EA6/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Unveiling the Magic of Square Foot Gardening: A Space-Savvy Gardener's Guide - First conceived by the visionary Mel Bartholomew in the 1980s, Square Foot Gardening is a method that champions efficiency, productivity, and accessibility. Bartholomew's ingenious idea was simple yet transformative: divide garden beds into square-foot sections to optimize planting space and minimize waste. This approach democratizes gardening, making it accessible to anyone with a patch of soil or a sunny windowsill. The benefits of Square Foot Gardening are as abundant as the produce it yields. For starters, it's perfect for small spaces, whether you're working with a compact backyard, a balcony, or even just a sunny corner filled with containers or a bright window sill. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/832aea06-dea9-47c3-b61d-4b38d119b5b6/Square+Foot+Garden+Grid.jpg Blogs - Unveiling the Magic of Square Foot Gardening: A Space-Savvy Gardener's Guide - But Square Foot Gardening isn't just about the vegetables you grow—it's about the myriad ways you can grow them. Intensive planting in containers allows you to make the most of limited space, while vertical gardening up trellises opens up a world of possibilities for peas, beans, and cucumbers. Raised beds, with their enriched soil and organized layout, are perfect for succession planting, ensuring a steady supply of fresh produce throughout the growing season. Feeling inspired yet? Here's a quick rundown of some of the vegetables that thrive in a Square Foot Garden, along with the number of plants you can squeeze into each square foot. Square Foot Gardening is more than just a gardening method—it's a mindset. It's about making the most of what you have, whether it's a sprawling backyard or a tiny balcony. So why not roll up your sleeves, dig into some soil, and join the Square Foot Gardening revolution! https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/the-sunlit-garden-unveiling-the-vital-role-of-sunlight-in-home-gardening monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711049833599-IQ17ZS46XVJJHU10P510/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - The Sunlit Garden: Unveiling the Vital Role of Sunlight in Home Gardening - Nutrient Absorption But sunlight's influence doesn't end there. Its warm beams stimulate the absorption of essential nutrients from the soil through the intricate network of a plant's roots. Nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (also known as NPK - major players that we will get into in another post!) are drawn up from the soil and utilized in various metabolic processes within the plant. From cell division to enzyme activity, these nutrients are the building blocks of growth, ensuring that plants flourish under the nurturing glow of sunlight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711050011244-94VQKTCH4S407XO6T8UO/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - The Sunlit Garden: Unveiling the Vital Role of Sunlight in Home Gardening - Stomatal Regulation But sunlight's influence extends beyond the cellular realm, reaching the delicate stomata that adorn the surface of plant leaves. These tiny pores serve as gatekeepers, regulating the exchange of gases crucial for plant respiration and hydration. Under the guidance of sunlight, stomata open and close in rhythm, facilitating the intake of carbon dioxide for photosynthesis, while minimizing water loss through transpiration. It's a delicate balancing act orchestrated by sunlight, ensuring that plants maintain optimal hydration and health in the face of changing environmental conditions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711049952900-XEUW5ZJ3S170355A4JS9/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - The Sunlit Garden: Unveiling the Vital Role of Sunlight in Home Gardening - Chlorophyll Production Chlorophyll – the vibrant green pigment that paints the canvas of plant life. Sunlight acts as the catalyst for chlorophyll production, triggering the synthesis of this essential pigment within plant cells. With its remarkable ability to capture sunlight, chlorophyll transforms light energy into chemical energy. It's a dazzling display of nature's ingenuity, where sunlight and chlorophyll dance in harmony to sustain the beauty of our gardens. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711050191473-H15CI1A6OQRZ0B2ARJCN/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - The Sunlit Garden: Unveiling the Vital Role of Sunlight in Home Gardening - Plant Hormone Production Last but not least, sunlight acts as a catalyst for the production of plant hormones – the master regulators of growth, development, and response. From auxins that govern root and shoot growth to cytokinins that stimulate cell division, sunlight triggers the synthesis of these vital hormones, orchestrating a symphony of growth and adaptation in our gardens. As sunlight bathes the landscape, plants respond with vigor, unfurling their leaves, bursting into bloom, and ripening fruits under its nurturing gaze https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711049631807-LNUMPGK3TNKLCXRGU72A/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - The Sunlit Garden: Unveiling the Vital Role of Sunlight in Home Gardening - Photosynthesis At the heart of every green leaf lies the process of photosynthesis, where sunlight takes centre stage. Sunlight provides the primary energy source for photosynthesis - the conversion of carbon dioxide and water into glucose – the fuel that drives their growth and development. As plants take in the sun's rays, they harness its energy to produce glucose, while providing oxygen into the atmosphere, enriching the air we breathe and benefiting all living organisms. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/frost-hardy-vs-frost-sensitive-navigating-your-cool-season-gardennbsp monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1710798494028-1N45MRQCNTK390AH8N10/1.png Blogs - Frost Hardy vs. Frost Sensitive: Navigating Your Cool Season Garden  - Take kale, for instance, with its thick, waxy leaves that act as a protective barrier against frost damage. Its ability to retain moisture and withstand freezing temperatures makes it a true champion of the winter garden. Similarly, cabbage boasts a dense head structure and a high concentration of sugars, which act as antifreeze, preventing ice crystal formation within its cells. These built-in defenses allow cabbage to soldier on through even the coldest of winter nights. But it's not just leafy greens that have mastered the art of frost resistance. Root vegetables like beets and carrots also join the ranks of winter warriors, thanks to their robust root systems. Beets, with their deep taproots, are able to access moisture from deeper layers of soil, ensuring their survival even in dry winter conditions. Meanwhile, carrots store sugars in their roots, acting as a natural antifreeze and protecting them from frost damage. These underground powerhouses may appear dormant during the winter months, but beneath the surface, they're quietly storing energy, ready to burst forth with new growth come spring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/ad9acffb-4b95-49cd-938c-15ed3cbf69fe/image-asset.jpg Blogs - Frost Hardy vs. Frost Sensitive: Navigating Your Cool Season Garden  - Final Thoughts: Embrace the Chill and Grow Strong Whatever it is, the way you As you prepare for your cool season garden journey, remember that frost resilience isn't just about the plants – it's about understanding and respecting the rhythms of nature. So bundle up, grab your gardening gloves, and let's embark on an adventure filled with frosty mornings, cozy evenings, and the joy of watching our gardens thrive against all odds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/a9b8269d-32e8-44cf-98c6-f2d21cbb88a1/image-asset.jpg Blogs - Frost Hardy vs. Frost Sensitive: Navigating Your Cool Season Garden  - Think of it like knowing which friends are ready to brave a snowy adventure and which ones prefer snuggling up indoors with a warm cup of cocoa. In the world of gardening, some plants are like winter warriors – they're tough, resilient, and ready to take on Jack Frost without breaking a sweat. Kale, cabbage, broccoli, beets, and carrots proudly stand tall against the cold, defying frosty mornings like seasoned pros. But what exactly happens when frost comes knocking at your garden's door? Well, for more delicate plants, frost can spell disaster. It settles on their leaves, causing cellular damage that leads to wilting, browning, and sometimes even death. It's like a chilly slap in the face that they just can't shake off. However, our winter warriors are a different story altogether. These resilient plants have evolved over time to develop specialized adaptations that allow them to thrive in cold temperatures. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/grow-what-you-love-the-importance-of-choosing-plants-wisely monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1709926216817-DT5HA54PIO4OB986JCRQ/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Grow What You Love: The Importance of Choosing Plants Wisely But beyond the emotional connection, there are practical reasons why growing your preferred plants is important. One of the most critical factors is knowing what your space and time allow for. Not all plants thrive in every environment, and trying to force a plant to grow where it doesn't belong can lead to frustration and disappointment. By focusing on plants that are well-suited to your climate, soil, and available space, you'll set yourself up for success and maximize your gardening efforts. Secondly, growing the foods & plants you genuinely enjoy in your garden isn't just about personal preference—it's a smart move that can help curb food waste and ensure that every harvest is put to good use. When you cultivate fruits, vegetables, and herbs that you love, you're more likely to prioritize their consumption and incorporate them into your meals. This means less produce left languishing in the fridge or forgotten in the pantry, ultimately reducing the amount of food that ends up in the trash. Additionally, by focusing on growing what you want to eat, you're less likely to end up with surplus crops or unwanted varieties taking up precious garden space. Instead, every inch of soil can be dedicated to plants that bring you joy and nourishment, maximizing both your gardening efforts and the bounty of your harvest. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/regenerative-gardening-at-home monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/30deb99e-5166-40c8-b9bf-184893a58bf3/image-asset.jpg Blogs - Regenerative Gardening Made Easy - Now, let's talk dirt. I'm talking about enriching your soil game through composting and natural fertilizers. Forget just planting seeds; you're setting up a whole underground ecosystem party. Happy soil equals happy plants, and who doesn't want a garden full of smiles? For instance, start by tossing your kitchen scraps and yard waste into a compost pile. In no time, you'll have a nutrient-packed elixir for your garden, no chemicals needed! Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. And don't forget about mixing things up with crop rotation and cover cropping. It's all about keeping your garden's mojo flowing. Rotate your crops like a pro to keep the soil happy and fend off those pesky pests and diseases. And during those downtime periods, cover crops step in like the ultimate garden guardians, protecting against erosion and giving your soil a much-needed boost. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/b32e316d-38ab-44af-b973-58205eb253b7/image-asset.jpg Blogs - Regenerative Gardening Made Easy - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/unleash-the-mighty-power-of-microgreens monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708030798789-EDFBEEJHDAGIKN4WBPC0/1+%281%29.png Blogs - Unleash the Mighty Power of Microgreens - So, what exactly are microgreens? Picture this: miniature versions of your favorite greens, bursting with intense flavours and concentrated nutrients. From crunchy kale and spicy radishes to delicate cilantro and vibrant beet greens, microgreens come in a kaleidoscope of colours and flavours, making them not only nutritious but also a feast for the senses. But what sets microgreens apart from their fully grown counterparts? It's all about density. Despite their small size, microgreens are packed with an impressive array of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Studies have shown that they can contain up to 40 times more nutrients by weight than their mature counterparts, making them a nutritional powerhouse that punches above its weight class. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708030869571-P0BCHT9XUOLUNVYUJQV8/5+%281%29.png Blogs - Unleash the Mighty Power of Microgreens - And the best part? Growing microgreens at home is a breeze! With Budding Gems' expertly curated kits and hands-on classes, you'll have everything you need to get started on your microgreen journey. Simply choose your favorite varieties, sow the seeds, and watch as your mini greens spring to life in just a matter of days. No green thumb required—just a passion for nutritious, homegrown goodness! https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/but-where-do-i-start monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708647902336-20LIGOHQ2BNUVPCQ5X8D/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Starting your Garden Journey - 3. Enjoy the Journey: Gardening is all about embracing the journey, bumps and all. From failed experiments to unexpected successes, every step of the way is a learning experience. So, don't be afraid to get your hands dirty and make a few mistakes along the way. After all, it's the journey, not the destination, that truly matters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708647776230-VLK7FJO1H5K1TYU8Q4Y0/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Starting your Garden Journey 1. Embrace the Jungle: Think of your garden as your very own slice of paradise – a lush oasis waiting to be discovered. Whether you're surrounded by towering trees or a tiny patch of green, every corner is brimming with potential. So, channel your inner explorer and dive in headfirst. Who knows what treasures you'll uncover! 2. Start Small, Dream Big: Don't let the size of your space hold you back. Even the tiniest balcony can be transformed into a botanical wonderland with a bit of creativity and ingenuity. Start with a few pots of herbs or flowers, and watch your garden grow one leaf at a time. Before you know it, you'll be dreaming of bigger blooms and bolder adventures. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/small-space-big-green-dreams-planning-your-perfect-home-garden monthly 0.5 2024-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708646343048-CJ9YKPMX9CCWVPLHCBN9/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Small Space, Big Green Dreams - Tips for Container Gardening: 1. Get Creative with Containers: Think outside the box (or should I say, pot) and use containers of all shapes and sizes to grow your favorite plants. Whether it's hanging baskets, old buckets, or even a quirky shoe organizer, the sky's the limit! Get funky and let your imagination run wild. 2. Keep it Light and Easy: When it comes to containers, lightweight is the name of the game. Opt for materials like plastic or fiberglass that won't weigh you down when it's time to move your garden around. Trust me, your back will thank you later! 3. Drainage is Key: Nobody likes soggy roots, so make sure your containers have proper drainage. Add a layer of gravel or perlite to the bottom to help excess water escape, keeping your plants happy and healthy. And don't forget to use top-notch potting soil packed with all the good stuff your plants need to thrive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/2487cdc3-749b-4df9-acd2-d0a62e9f1e1b/IMG_20201103_131807.jpg Blogs - Small Space, Big Green Dreams - Before you get your hands dirty, let's talk about a little rule called "Measure Twice, Plant Once." It's like the golden rule of gardening – trust me, it'll save you a whole lot of hassle in the long run! So, first things first, whip out that measuring tape and take a good look around your gardening spot. Whether it's a sunny windowsill, a cozy balcony, or a backyard oasis, you gotta know how much space you've got to play with. Measure twice, just to be sure, and jot down those numbers like a pro. Now, here's where the fun comes in – think vertical! Don't just limit yourself to the ground – consider hanging planters, trellises, or even a funky vertical garden to make the most of your space. It's like adding a whole new dimension to your greenery game! And finally, let's talk about planning ahead. By mapping out your space and thinking about what you want to grow, you'll be able to maximize every square inch of your gardening paradise. Trust me, a little bit of prep work now will pay off big time when your garden starts blooming like crazy! So, remember: Measure twice, plant once, and get ready to watch your garden grow into the green oasis of your dreams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1708646628072-ASWGLHQO2SFAQ9BWD10F/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Small Space, Big Green Dreams But hey, if your garden's stuck in the shade, don't sweat it. Just give those plants a little boost with some grow lights. They'll be soaking up the rays in no time! Oh, and here's a pro tip: make sure to give your pots a spin every now and then. That way, your plants get an even tan and won't end up all lopsided, reaching for the light like they're trying to catch a tan on spring break. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1711482819117-KRXLHNJALYYS9BAOJE1C/17.jpg Blogs - Small Space, Big Green Dreams - So, don't be afraid to get a little wild with your plant choices. Let your garden be a reflection of your personality and tastes. Whether you're into spicy peppers, colourful flowers, or exotic herbs, there's no wrong way to mix it up and make your garden your own. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/propagation-by-tip-cutting monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1616686986233-PTDWITXD1SWQLNNZXGPR/2.jpg Blogs - Propagation by Tip Cutting - Rooting Hormone: Used to hasten rooting, increase the number of roots, or to obtain uniform rooting and generally available in 3 different strengths, all related to the concentration of IBA (Indolebutyric Acid). Look for one that contains a fungicide, and to prevent any possible contamination, apply rooting hormone by putting some in a separate container for dipping your cuttings into rather than using the main container. ** TIP ** I use cinnamon because it offers I like to keep it natural and its what I usually have on hand Softwood cuttings will often root readily even without hormone treatment, but using hormone greatly increases the chances of success, especially with those trickier ones. Rooting Medium: When propagating by cuttings, the medium in which you root your cutting should always be the one in which you want to the plant to eventually live in. What does that mean? Well, basically it means that if you water propagate your Ivy cuttings, then ideally those cuttings are being moved into a hydro/LECA setting in the future. Conversely, if you are rooting your cuttings in to a sterile rooting medium like a peat moss/vermiculite/perlite mix, your aim is to get that newly rooted cutting into a lovely soil home in the future. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1616686614715-O0VE61TKSRVSQW7UQK2U/1.png Blogs - Propagation by Tip Cutting - Today I was enjoying the warm spring sunshine while I trimmed some Wolly Lavender (Lavandula lanata) and lovely English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) for propagation. Did you know that may herbs and veggies plants can be propagated by way of cuttings, and that Tip Cuttings usually are the easiest and most successful. I've done this successfully with Rosemary in the past, also with Water Rooting, but starting in the medium in which you mean to end is always easiest on the plant as well as the Gardener. Growing plants from cuttings is a long standing method of propagating/cloning plants. Did you know that the Bartlett pear (1770) and the Delicious apple (1870) are two examples of clones that have been asexually propagated for years? Maybe you are familiar with those cute little runners off a Spider Plants that droop to the ground unless clipped, or maybe your beloved Pathos or African Violet came to you by way of stem or leaf cuttings, as almost all of my houseplants have :) There are 4 main types of propagation plants asexually (without a seed), but the one of that I consider the easiest and most useful in the Kitchen Garden is Tip Cuttings. Think of all those suckers you take off your tomatoes or cucumber plants, all of those are a type of Tip Cutting... and we just always called it pruning and usually toss them in the compost. Here are some easy tips on how get started successfully propagating your plants with Tip Cuttings! Step 1: Cut a 5 to 15 cm piece of stem just below the node, including the terminal bud. Step 2: Remove any leaves that would touch or be below the soil you are rooting them into. Step 3: Dip the stem in rooting hormone and tap to remove any excess. Step 4: Insert your cutting deep enough for it to support itself. Step 5: Water soil, cover and keep in warm, humid location until roots are developed. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/arc-of-the-seasons monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/6abe2a4d-a84b-419d-ae87-c9bef3a54356/image-asset.jpg Blogs - The Arc of the Seasons - Transitioning from cool to warm and back again, like a weather yo-yo! Time to Chill: 1.6 - 18 degrees:** Let’s dive into the cool season by prepping to grow your crops indoors or directly planting them 60 days before the last frost. Picture this: in early to late February, get those broccoli, cabbage, onions, and aromatic herbs like sage, oregano, and rosemary seeds going. By early March, throw in some lettuces and leafy greens, aiming to have everything in the ground by April 4. (Cross those fingers!) Heat Wave: 18 - 32 degrees:** In the sunny world of vegetable gardening, kick off the warm season by starting tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers indoors roughly 30 days before the final planting date. You can also sow cucumber, squash, and bean seeds directly during this time. Back to Cool: 1.6 - 18 degrees:** As the Warm season wraps up, buckle up for round two with the Cool season. About 30 days before planting, get your seeds ready to roll indoors. Time to gear up for a fresh batch of green goodness as soon as the weather cools down! Now that I've given you an extra four months to grow, how will you maximize this time? https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/what-is-a-kitchen-garden monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1611963704926-WDKHMHQ5KKZ48Y6KSR77/ryan_CO_Paris_Histoire-650x433.jpg Blogs - What’s in a Kitchen Garden Potager du Roi — the kitchen garden at the Palace of Versailles https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1611964536669-50SW7729HILZQNE48XUC/image.jpg Blogs - What’s in a Kitchen Garden - Louis XIV had a great kitchen garden planted at Versailles and Queen Victoria had her own 32-acre walled kitchen garden at Windsor palace. With such regal beginnings, the Kitchen Garden has its roots in history and can be found as far back as the Middle Ages when farming was required for survival. While different from a standard vegetable garden, Kitchen Gardens are viewed as outdoor extensions, as well as an essential part of the home and historically a well tended Kitchen Garden was seen as a sign of prosperity. Focused on production in addition to beauty, Kitchen Gardens traditionally provided families with herbs, vegetables, fruit and various flowers that they would otherwise not have access to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1611964710226-KY6N78F1V9KHEY106ZTA/image.jpg Blogs - What’s in a Kitchen Garden - Though dismissed throughout various times in history, often replanted as flower gardens or laws and impacted by the emergence of local and commercial food markets, the Kitchen Garden has a steady revival of appeal and importance. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/why-hire-a-garden-coach monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1612966599300-GB03GWB6WAKRPXRO05KI/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - Why Hire a Garden Coach? - According to Topend Sports, the role of a athletic coach is “responsible for training athletes in a sport by analyzing their performances, instructing in relevant skills and by providing encouragement. But you are also responsible for the guidance of the athlete in life and their chosen sport.” Harvard Business Review comments that for businesses “Ten years ago, most companies engaged a coach to help fix toxic behavior at the top. Today, most coaching is about developing the capabilities of high-potential performers”. And pretty much the same can be said for the Garden Coach, as the goal is shared; develop skills, impart knowledge and provide motivation & encouragement. So lets explore a few specifics when it comes to Garden Coaching. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1611590657709-S5YATCB8NKWJ1XLKHQ7A/00000IMG_00000_BURST20190816134118730_COVER.jpg Blogs - Why Hire a Garden Coach? - Dig into the Possibilities One of the first steps towards a productive garden is to understand what really is possible in your garden, both seasonally and month-to-month. 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By working with an experienced Garden Coach, you will gain a better understanding of what is possible in your personal garden space and be able to set attainable goals, all while empowering you with the knowledge to see your dreams grow into reality. https://www.buddinggems.ca/blogs/how-to-plan-your-garden monthly 0.5 2024-03-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1612375451025-SB3S7D8LKLE5VXVNDWUR/grow%2Bwhat%2Byou%2Beat.jpg Blogs - How to Plan your Garden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1612374159805-V1RCWDJXIY20XP9VV8DJ/IMG_20201103_131807.jpg Blogs - How to Plan your Garden - If you are anything like this lady, you are starting to get excited at the idea of seed starting (maybe you even snuck a few in like me) and garden planning! And if you are anything like me, you always want to grow ALL THE THINGS. But alas, this is not possible in our part of the world, nor is it the best way to approach your Kitchen Garden for a successful season, because a successful Kitchen Garden means once that is logical, beautiful and productive. Here are my Top 3 Tips for designing your planting plan so you have the best harvest ever! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1612374588039-VKMC4G5XGFBUKGGGW94O/image-asset.png Blogs - How to Plan your Garden source: https://en.climate-data.org/north-america/canada/ontario/stouffville-224742/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f96e7cdd792ca694f35460e/1612374940549-DAQUXU4BCV4NTLTQN5G6/image-asset.jpeg Blogs - How to Plan your Garden - 3. Map it Out Once you know what you're planting and when, then the fun of designing the garden can begin! Sun exposure, space, and the direction of your beds are the keys to a well placed garden. Drafting visual plans will not only give you an idea of what your garden and harvests will look like, it will also ensure that the spacing of plants is done correctly and thus help keep those pesky weeds at bay. Don't get hung up on the “perfect” drawing, but instead, focus on making a well thought out, densely planted plan that will allow for optional space, air flow & water usage. Succession planning also helps to map out your entire season and ensures a long and consistent harvest. 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