Organic Gardening News

Opinion: Because of the rather wet fall, many garden stores still have a good selection of bulbs that are ideal for forcing.

Opinion: PanAmerican has been breeding new varieties of vegetables, annuals and perennials for many years.

On patios or in limited space gardens, winter colour should be planted not only to lift our spirits, but also to benefit the wildlife around us.

It is reassuring to know that using peat moss in moderation, by itself or in soilless mixes, is an ethically and environmentally responsible practice.

Camellias are one of the most versatile plants in our gardens, and they make a fantastic contribution to winter colour.

Opinion: Indoor plants are so beneficial to our emotional well-being during the darkest months of the year.

Looking for colour and cooling? Here's a sampling of trees, large and compact, to consider for your yard

Opinion: We congratulate VHS on their many achievements and wish them every success as they continue to flourish and carry the gardening torch into the future.

In spite of our rather copious amounts of rainfall, late potatoes should now be perfectly sized, full of flavour and ready to dig.

Opinion: There is a bit of a bulb shortage this year, so pick yours up soon and look forward to some spectacular spring colour for many years to come.

New online plant retailer is ready to introduce its "green amigos" at the 2021 Vancouver Fall Home Show

Made-in-Canada Tero tackles food waste with countertop composting.

Pumpkins now come in almost every colour imaginable, making for a great autumn display

Opinion: For a quick colour fix, winter pansies and violas, ornamental kale and mums are now available in garden stores.

Surprisingly, Science World in downtown Vancouver has become a new leader in composting.

“I want to keep it as warm as I can. The nights are becoming colder.”

Hemlock looper infestation of Metro Vancouver watersheds is killing trees but isn't expected to increase fire risk — at least not yet.

Opinion: Because of the length of our summer drought and the excessive heat, many grassroots may have simply died.

It is up to each of us to immediately do a number of little things to make small changes and to show some leadership on climate change