Opinion: Now is a great time to grow food in a more sophisticated, well-planned manner in your own garden.

Opinion: If you have specific gardening questions, many of the booths at the B.C. Home and Garden Show are staffed by knowledgeable folks.

Opinion: HAVAN's Ron Rapp looks at ways to bring the inside, out.

Opinion: Having lavenders continue to bloom well beyond our summer gardens is an unexpected pleasure and a real treat, especially for pollinators.

Opinion: The beauty of these containers is that ultimately everything in them can go into your garden perennial or shrub beds.

Show manager Amber Beaton sees the show as resonating even more with consumers today

Privacy concerns, organic plantings and wildflower gardens all likely to be top of mind

Start with sprouts, says garden expert Alex Augustyniak

Start with sprouts, says garden expert Alex Augustyniak

Opinion: We need to be a little cautious about what and how we prune our plants back to prevent the loss of this year’s flowers.

Opinion: We need to be a little cautious about what and how we prune our plants back to prevent the loss of this year’s flowers.

Show manager Amber Beaton sees the show as resonating even more with consumers today

Show manager Amber Beaton sees the show as resonating even more with consumers today

Emma Terrell explains how to introduce natural elements into your space

How to creatively introduce greenery into your space

How to creatively introduce greenery into your space

Ground-breaking in the world of landscape architecture, Multisensory Landscape Design is something all designers should think about incorporating into their work.

Ground-breaking in the world of landscape architecture, Multisensory Landscape Design is something all designers should think about incorporating into their work.

Ground-breaking in the world of landscape architecture, Multisensory Landscape Design is something all designers should think about incorporating into their work.

Opinion: The common pussy willow, a member of the salix, or willow, family, is native to many B.C. locations.