Asimina triloba *Limited Quantity* Available for pre-order on March 1st, 2021 *Please limit your order to 2-4 trees to allow more people to plant this unique species! We will be growing a large quantity for Spring 2022! 2 x 5 inch coco fibre plug Light: part shade to full sun Moisture: medium Soil: loam, organic Mature Height: 25 feet
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Garden with these native plants for food and medicine, to provide for both humans and wildlife alike. Edibility, medicinal uses, and wildlife value are summarized for each plant. Great for a permac…
A colleague asked me about my top plants for perennial polycultures in our region (hardiness zones 4b/5a in Ontario and Québec). This is also a popular question on our garden tours and in our classes! From our observations, here's what I came up with...
By learning what's edible and what's not, you can also take advantage of the berry bounty that may exist in nature close to your home.
Discover edible native plants and flowers that attract pollinators. Enhance your garden's beauty, support pollinators, and enjoy fresh, organic produce.
Plantain has a long history of use as a healing plant, often called nature's band-aid. Here’s everything you need to know about foraging and using plantain!
As each passing day grows longer, buds of green are beginning to appear — and in just a few short months, some those buds will be ready for harvest. When
Monarda fistulosa Available for pre-order on March 1st, 2021 2.5 x 2.5 x 3.5 inch plastic pot Light: part shade to full sun Moisture: medium Soil: sandy loam, loam, clay loam, organic Mature Height: 4 feet
Bob Chambers, a pioneer in the permaculture movement in Eastern Ontario, shares a brief and comprehensive overview of his journey and experience with permaculture on his 76 acre property in South F…
