Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post How to Get Rid of Aphids Naturally appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post How to Get Rid of Wasps appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post Indoor-Outdoor Gardening for Edmonton appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post Late Summer Lawn Care for Edmonton appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post Fall Gardening Tips for Edmonton appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

Watering your yard effectively can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Discover the best practices for watering your yard, from timing and techniques to conservation tips, in our comprehensive guide. The post Thriving Native Perennials for Your Edmonton Garden appeared first on Salisbury Greenhouse ..read more

July is the best time to be in the garden, and we want to give you some of our best mid summer gardening tips to ensure your gardens flourish through these warmest summer months. With our unique climate, mid-summer garden maintenance is crucial for keeping your plants happy and healthy, so let’s get our hands dirty by tackling these essential tasks for keeping our gardens thriving!   Preparing Your Garden for Mid-Summer When gardening in late July and August, it’s essential to keep up with these key tasks:   Watering: Watering is always a top priority as temperatures soar, so now’s ..read more

Knowing how to take care of your plants in the summer can mean the difference between wow and wilt, especially during this year’s record heat wave. Luckily, we’re experts in keeping things growing in whatever our Albertan weather throws at us, and we have all of the tips and strategies you’ll need to keep your plants hydrated and protected from heat stress this summer. So, if you’re ready to beat the heat in your garden this summer, let’s dig in!     Understanding Heat Stress in Plants We’re not the only ones to feel the heat on those scorching summer days; heat stress is a real thi ..read more

Watering your yard may seem straightforward, but there’s a bit of an art and science to doing it right. Proper watering can make all the difference in maintaining a lush, healthy garden. Here’s a comprehensive guide to watering your yard.  Understanding Your Yard's Needs Before diving into the specifics of watering, it’s essential to understand the unique needs of your yard. Factors such as soil type, plant species, and local climate (like our Zone 4a) play a significant role in determining how much water your yard needs. Soil Type: Sandy soils drain quickly and may require more fr ..read more

Rose slugs might sound like something out of a garden horror story, but these little pests are more common than you think. They can wreak havoc on your beloved rose bushes if left unchecked. Let’s dive into what rose slugs are, how to spot them, and most importantly, how to control them. What Exactly Are Rose Slugs? Despite their misleading name, rose slugs are not actually slugs. They are the larvae of sawflies, a type of non-stinging wasp. These little critters look more like tiny caterpillars, typically green or yellow-green, and they have a slimy appearance that gives them their slu ..read more