River cruises offer incredible garden experiences
Nothing says spring quite like tulips, daffodils and a range of colourful spring bulbs. There are lots of ways to experience tulip festivals from local events to European river cruises to Amsterdam, the motherland of tulips.
Pentax PZ1-p: The forgotten flagship
The Pentax PZ1-p was the flagship of the lineup in the 1990s when autofocus swept the market and technology began to influence the design of all cameras. Today, these cameras are some of the most inexpensive film cameras on the market, yet they are among the most modern technological masterpieces available.
A winter of wildlife in the woodland
Winter can be the perfect time to watch for wildlife in our gardens. Besides the regular cast of characters, watch for more elusive wildlife that may visit your garden in winter, when they are much easier to spot in the barren, snow-covered landscape.
A fallen tree transforms the woodland garden
A fallen tree has transformed the woodland garden encouraging a greater variety of fauna – from wild turkeys to owls.
Konica C35 Automatic: Simplicity with impressive results
The Konica C35 Automatic is a brilliant little rangefinder camera that sets the shutter and exposure automatically while leaving the photographer to set the ASA and focus.
Buy native, buy local and help your favourite Canadian garden centres grow
Growing threats from American president are resulting in Canadians looking to buy Canadian products rather than shop in the United States. Here are suggestions for Canadian gardeners.
Coyote in the woodland: Capturing its essence
Days in the making, a fraction of a second in the taking. Capturing the elusive coyote in a winter woodland.
Garden show inspiration combines nature and fantasy
Garden inspiration can be found in many places but I would not have expected to find it in a fantasy garden show at my local botanical garden. But that’s what happened at this incredible garden display.
Native plants: A winter reminder of their importance in our wildlife garden
The importance of growing native plants including wild grasses has been brought home to me on a daily basis by, of all things, a couple of wild male turkeys. Check out the full story here.
Wild Ginger: Native ground cover for your shade garden
Wild Ginger is a native ground cover that just might make a great replacement for your hosta plants.
How to grow and care for native Hepatica in your woodland garden
Adding Hepatica to your woodland garden is the perfect way to kick your spring garden into action early.
Putting the Pentax Auto 110 film camera to the test vs the Pentax Q digital camera
Putting Lomography’s colour films to the test with the Pentax 110 against Pentax’s digital Q line of cameras.
Five ways to make gardening easier
Gardening does not have to be difficult. Here are five tips to make gardening easier and more rewarding.
Watching the garden grow
By combining a garden journal and photography, you can create the ultimate record of your garden over the seasons and over the years.
Focus on tree bark for winter interest
Trees can help turn a dull winter landscape into a woodland wonderland not only be adding texture and interest in their bark, but catching the snow on their branches as it falls.
Living with Wild Turkeys in the garden
Wild Turkeys, for better or worse, have become a part of some our more rural gardens. Find out more about these massive wild birds and how they play a role in our woodland gardens.
Why plant a Chinkapin Oak tree
The Chinkapin Oak is a fast-growing oak that might be perfect for your back or front yard.
Alliums are perfect choice to add architectural interest
Alliums are the perfect addition to any garden whether it's a formal or more natural garden setting.
Tips to create more living space by reducing lawn
Removing lawn to add more useable living space to your garden is always a good idea and one that can add interest to your yard if done correctly.
Tackling Buckthorn in the garden
Buckthorn is a non-native invasive that is not difficult to control if you get on top of it in its early stages.