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Baskets, fabric bag and ceramic wall planters without holes - this is how I plant in no-drainage containers.
Using the WallyGro system for an easy-install plant wall. And, the updates months later.
Short trip and without a plant sitter? No problem: some self-reliant tips and tricks for vacation time.
Information on the internet-famous “Chinese Money Plant” with care tips and troubleshooting.
A feature on RT1home, a woman-owned business that’s providing beautiful plant products and imported Japanese goods.
My simple fertilizing routine for my indoor plants using both synthetic and organic methods.
A cozy cottage-inspired kitchen with a modern update that’s themed in wood, greenery and steel.
Winterizing your plants: how to prepare them for indoor life and what to expect while they adjust in your home.
Our small kitchen: painting the cabinets to refresh the dated mahogany wood to a contemporary palette.
Our small kitchen: how we renovated it to be more airy and seamlessly integrated into our open concept living space.
“Senecio rowleyanus” - Tips on keeping these notoriously fussy succulents happy indoors.
Find out what “up, down, and all around” means for your plants: a quick and no frills mini guide.
Nothing brings you together more than soaked socks during a wet hike. This was our most sopping wet backpacking trip ever.
There’s a majesty to seeing powerful trees permanently side-swayed by the bay wind that is near unexplainable.
Step into a tale of ice and time but watch where your boots land because you’re able to enter the fascinating world of lichens, mosses and glacier rocks.
Trek blushing granite rocks before winding down along marshes to the view the engineering wonder of the beavers.
Up for the challenge? Embark on a backcountry trip along the rocky shore of Georgian Bay, then land on a comfy car camping adventure afterwards.
Limestone cliffs, glacial potholes and a must-see paddle through the geological marvels in a park that is truly a hidden gem close to Toronto.
Running from storms and camp cooking fails all within the backdrop of a fungi-friendly park.
This charming park boasts a scenic landscape with a teaming ecosystem perfect for plant lovers.
Our first catch and cook experience! Fishing for bass as night falls, while battling buzzing bugs.
Seasonal birding, powdery trails and the warmest retreat back into a biome yurt. Get cozy with our trip report of our experience at Algonquin Park.
This sighting turned this unassuming trip into one of the most memorable moments of the year.
Brimming with warmth, this is a home away from home to retreat to after a day of skiing.
Spa day for your plants: the benefits of giving your houseplants a shower.