Lynne Jaques 
Short on garden space but still want to enjoy the taste of sweet, crunchy homegrown carrots? With a container, some soil, and a packet of seeds, you can grow these flavorful root vegetables on a sunny balcony, patio, or even a front step. Learn how to plant and grow carrots in containers. Get the growing guide now.
Do you have a shady area that you’d like to brighten up, with a minimum of annual maintenance? Try layering some perennials into the area. Learn about our favorite suggestions now on Gardener’s Path.
Sunflowers are popular amongst gardeners who enjoy seeing birds in their yards. Easy to start and easy to maintain, these beautiful annuals make an excellent choice even for the novice gardener. Want to grow your own in your backyard? Click now and learn how!
Alliums are actually in the onion family but produce wonderfully colored blossoms filled with tiny flowers. A favorite of pollinators, these long lasting perennials can last for weeks on end – making them a perfect replacement for your current annual flower beds that you may not want to replant every year.
Trying to attract more butterflies to your backyard? Read our suggested 6 options to learn how to experience the beautiful presence of these winged wonders.
Have you always wondered how to grow this beautiful looking and brilliantly smelling flowering bush? If so, check out our guide and find out what you need to know. Fill your neighborhood with the sweet smell of lilacs now.
Although most folks dismiss it as a weed, dandelions are some of the tastiest and nutritious herbs growing wild. Super simple to collect and use, this common legume has many medicinal uses and has been used historically to cure and treat all sorts of ailments. Find out more now!
Do you want a showy spring time bloom for your flowering trees and shrubs? Check out our guide and learn the ins and outs of trimming up your woody plants to maximize their flowering performance.
Do you want to lower the maintenance and effort that you need to expend on your yard or garden to make it presentable? Are you sick of mowing the grass and trimming the shrubs? If so, our guide is for you. Get our 10 tips on planning your landscaping to avoid as much maintenance as possible.
Do you have a stuffy nose blues but don’t want to take over-the-counter-medication that may fog up your head? If so, check our our guide on clearing up your sinus and nasal issues with natural home remedies.
Do you want to save a bunch of cash on getting your vegetable garden planted? If so, start your tomato plants from seeds. It’s not a complicated process and the results are very rewarding. Click to learn how now.
No matter how you like your tomatoes, whether they are raw (with perhaps a hint of salt and pepper) or are slowly cooked to make the best marinara sauce in the world, they are one of the best (and quite common) superfoods available. Read why you should love your tomato now!
Do you have a bunch of rocks in the soil in your yard that you don’t know what to do with? Make peace with what nature has provided and incorporate them into your landscape. Read on for one gardener’s view of the situation.
Do you like the exotic taste of lemon grass and ginger infused dishes? If so, then grow your own! Read our guide to find out how simple it really is.
A beautiful cottage garden will take you back in time – but you don’t need to put in hours of work to grow your own. Bring fragrance and color while you learn how to plant to avoid weeding, and to keep your plants going year after year. Learn how here on Gardener’s Path. Read more now.
Curtains of color and fragrance, exuberant Honeysuckle gives a lavish display of delicate blooms on a tough, trouble-free climber. The vines climb by twining and winding their stems around branches of other plants or supports, such as twine or rope, wire fencing of a trellis. Clustered blooms are 4-5cm long in beautiful shades of red, …
Vines can make an excellent choice if you are looking for plants to grow on your property. They can enhance a property’s aesthetic beauty, add privacy, soften hard edges, and benefit the environment. Vines are generally low maintenance and can be easily trained to grow on gazebos, trellises, and arbors. Growing vines in the northern …
Read moreBest Non-Invasive Flowering Vines to Grow in the North
Vines are handy for trellis or lattice arbors, to trace up trees, or to decorate a mailbox. For many, the thought of planting a native vine in their landscape or garden is preferential due to their easy maintenance. If you are considering a native vine, then these profiles should give you a few choices to …