Nursery Blog

Should you choose a smaller plant… or invest in a larger one? In this article, we aim to dispel common misconceptions and help you...

In horticulture, hardiness zones are used to indicate which plants can survive winter based on climatic conditions. In this article, discover the climate characteristics...

Each spring, Eastern Canada enters a sensitive season for its rivers, streams, and floodplains. Rapid snowmelt, combined with heavy rainfall and soils that are...

Planting milkweed in Eastern Canada is a meaningful step in conserving the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus). These native plants are essential: females lay their...

Living near wooded areas in Eastern Canada means sharing your garden with White-tailed deer. While these elegant animals are a beautiful part of our...

Native plants are transforming our gardens: more resilient, easier to maintain, and essential to biodiversity, they offer much more than just an ecological advantage....

This year, despite unusually dry conditions , autumn remains a good time for planting. However, the planting method must be adjusted to give young...

It's only in the last decade that we've started to take an interest in the flavor of the plants in our forests. What if...

Discover how urban agriculture is pushing the boundaries of small spaces—making it possible to grow vegetables, herbs, and even trees in containers.

In natural ecosystems, plants mostly reproduce by producing large quantities of seeds that are dispersed by wind, water, and even animals. But what about...

In this article, we explore the many facets of balsam fir—from its natural habitat to its use in the landscape and how to care...

So, which trees and shrubs show off their beauty in winter? And what if you used them to create natural winter bouquets?