Thriller, Filler, Spiller Technique
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As we eagerly anticipate the long summer days ahead, envisioning lush cascading planters is a delightful way to prepare for the season. Now is the perfect time to start planning and planting your outdoor oasis! One of the secrets to a successful planter design is mastering the "Thriller, Filler, and Spiller" technique. This approach involves combining plants of different heights and textures to create a stunning and balanced arrangement.     Understanding the Thriller, Filler, and Spiller  Thriller The thriller plant is the centerpiece of your planter, adding height, dram ..read more
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Spring & Summer Herb Planters
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1w ago
At GARDENWORKS, we're excited to share the joy of growing herb planters that are not only practical but perfect for the spring and summer seasons ahead. Herb planters offer a delightful way to enhance your garden space while providing fresh ingredients for summer cocktails, teas, and BBQ dishes. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or new to planting, let's explore the benefits of herb planters, the best herbs for spring and summer, and when to start planting.     Why Herb Planters for Spring and Summer? As we embrace the warmer months, herb planters become invaluable additions to ou ..read more
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Bulbs for Containers
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1w ago
At GARDENWORKS, we believe that bulbs in containers are like hidden treasures, waiting to surprise you with bursts of colour amidst your spring, summer, and fall annuals. Imagine waking up one April morning to find your container garden transformed by the delightful blooms of spring bulbs!     Choosing the Right Container When selecting containers for bulbs, prioritize good drainage. Opt for pots with ample drainage holes to prevent waterlogging. Terracotta pots are an excellent choice for spring-flowering bulbs due to their porous nature, allowing water to penetrate through the si ..read more
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Early Season Veggies & Succession and Companion Planting
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3w ago
As we gear up for the early growing season, it's the perfect time to delve into the world of vegetable gardening with techniques like succession planting and companion planting. These methods can help you cultivate a thriving and harmonious garden that yields bountiful harvests. Let's explore how to kickstart your garden and reap the rewards! If you would like to see a video of this process, please watch our Instagram Reel here.     Starting Early Season Veggies First things first—selecting the right vegetables and preparing your soil are key to success: Choose the Right Veggies ..read more
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Starting Hanging Baskets
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3w ago
Hello fellow garden enthusiasts! Let's talk about the joy of starting your own hanging baskets. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a complete beginner, hanging baskets can be a delightful addition to your gardening repertoire. They bring colour, texture, and life to any outdoor space, whether it's a sprawling garden or a cozy balcony.     Why Choose Hanging Baskets? Hanging baskets are a fantastic way to maximize your gardening space, especially if you have limited room. They can be hung virtually anywhere - on porch railings, shepherd's hooks, or pergolas, adding a touch of gre ..read more
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Summer Blooming Bulbs
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3w ago
Creating Stunning Summer Blooms: Planting Bulbs in Containers Summer is the perfect time to infuse your garden with vibrant colors and beautiful blooms. If you're looking to add a burst of color to your outdoor space, consider planting summer blooming bulbs in containers. This guide will help you create stunning floral displays using a variety of color schemes and container gardening techniques. Color Scheme Ideas When planning your bulb plantings, consider using different color schemes to achieve the desired effect: Soft Color Schemes: Embrace pastel shades for a soothing and elegant look. M ..read more
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BC Native Plants
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3w ago
Explore the diverse and stunning world of British Columbia native plants!  From rugged coastlines to lush rainforests and majestic mountains, BC's natural landscapes are home to a wealth of unique flora that can enhance any garden. Let's delve into the beauty and benefits of incorporating native plants into your outdoor spaces.     Why Choose Native Plants? Native plants are species that have evolved and adapted to the specific environmental conditions of a region over thousands of years. Here are some compelling reasons to consider incorporating British Columbia native plants ..read more
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Elements of Garden Design
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Cut Above the Rest
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Cutting-Edge Choices & A Guide to Choosing the Best Pruner!      When it comes to gardening, few tools are as indispensable as a trusty pair of hand pruners. These handy helpers are your secret weapon for keeping your garden in tip-top shape, whether you're taming unruly shrubs or snipping fresh blooms for your vase. At GARDENWORKS, we understand the importance of selecting the right pruner for your gardening needs. Join us as we explore the three main types of hand pruners and how to choose the perfect one for your garden.   Bypass Pruners Best for: Pruning, trimming ..read more
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The Benefits of Dormant Spray
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What is Dormant Spraying? Dormant spraying combines horticulture oil and lime sulphur as a preventative measure against overwintering insects (such as scale and mites), insect eggs, and diseases on certain hardy landscape plants. Best applied to fruit trees, roses, & some deciduous tress & shrubs. Plants that do not go dormant should not have the spray applied. For example, do not use a dormant spray on sugar maple, Japanese maple, or walnut trees. When to Spray Plants must be dormant; applying at the improper time can burn leaf buds. Two applications are advised in this region, one i ..read more
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