Bloomingwriter: Gardening in Nova Scotia
01 April 2014

Exciting breakthroughs in blue flower varieties

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Blue is the rarest of colours in the flower world, which is probably why true-blue flowers like gentians cause people like me to ga...
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22 March 2014

Nursery Open Dates in Nova Scotia, & other events

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With spring slowly starting to makes its tentative arrival in Atlantic Canada, there are signs of life at many local nurseries. So what I...
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14 March 2014

Windowbox Contest at Saltscapes Expo!

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 One of the many hats I wear (and my favourite one) is being part of the Saltscapes magazine family. Saltscapes is all about life in Atla...
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25 February 2014

Rediscovering (& reimagining) the joy of houseplants

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Back when I was a student at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College, my room in residence resembled a miniature jungle. At one point, I had...
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03 February 2014

Snow-themed plants for the beginning of FARCH...

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 Depending on where you live in North America, yesterday's Groundhog Day prognosticator either saw his shadow or didn't (yeah, I k...
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09 January 2014

My Gardening Non-Resolutions for 2014

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 Resolutions are meant to be broken, aren't they? So it seems, which is why I resolve never to make resolutions, even about something ...
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02 January 2014

Happy New (Knee) Year!

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Suddenly, it's 2014. A new year, a new month, an (almost new) season...of winter. In the past three weeks, we have had an amazing n...
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21 November 2013

Is there still a place for garden blogs?

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 I'm back, did you miss me? Probably not, if you follow along on Facebook , on Twitter , on Instagram , on Pinterest ...or on the som...
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22 September 2013

Suddenly it's Autumn...almost

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 It's little more than an hour until Autumn arrives in Nova Scotia (local time for the autumnal equinox, 1744, or 5:44 pm if you only ...
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26 August 2013

The Garden Colours of August

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 It's late August, somehow--after a slow, cool start to spring and summer, things have become rather hot and dry in the past couple of...
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07 August 2013

Wildflower Wednesday: Rejoicing in Milkweeds

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It's been a long time since I did a post for Wildflower Wednesday, and it seemed like a good idea to pop up a post about one of my ...
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21 July 2013

'And they were all Yellow..."

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I remember there was a time when I thought I didn't like the colour yellow. Maybe it was because of the awful lemon-yellow of painted...
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28 June 2013

Planting for the Pollinators

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It was hugely, bitterly ironic that last week was National Pollinator Week in the USA; the same week in which thousands of bees were kill...
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25 June 2013

New Under the Gardening Sun, Part 2: Awesome Annuals

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I have a good excuse for why I haven't posted recently--I've been too busy planting containers, planting perennials, making a gar...
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03 June 2013

New under the garden sun, part 1: Perennial Pleasures.

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 Now that we're finally moved (again, and hopefully for a long while), it's time to make some new gardens so I can plant the new p...
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13 May 2013

The very busy season!

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Hi faithful readers and fellow gardeners. It is THAT season, when there aren't enough hours in the day, week, month...lots has happen...
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21 April 2013

A chocolate garden for spring

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It's been a very busy April, with garden talks and nursery openings and all the chores of spring. So I've been somewhat remiss in d...
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30 March 2013

No lilies indoors! An Easter warning & other options

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"Hello. My name is Tiny Timbit, and I have an important message for all you cat owners out there. It's about keeping us safe d...
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17 March 2013

Green Flowers for the Irish (and for Green Flower-lovers)

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 It's been quite a while since I did a colour-themed post, and what better day to do it than on St. Patrick's Day? Green flowers a...
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12 March 2013

Farewell, Fellow Plant Addict

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 I've told the story many times of how I met Captain Richard Steele , and how he put me on the path to being fascinated with ericace...
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