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It is time to bring all the advocates of Toronto’s trees under one umbrella — or canopy.
Everyone is the age of their heart.
Mark Cullen shares his favourite gardening websites.
As I mature, I am learning one very important thing: the more I know, the more I realize how little I know.
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Perhaps you heard about the invasion of St. James Park in Toronto by 200 landscape professionals last week.
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Our gardening columnist dishes on her favourite garden products of 2011.
A guide to new books and magazines on gardening.
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New book may help solve the puzzle of why the fig tree won't bear fruit.
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Sonia Day tries growing the sexy specimens featured in her new book, The Untamed Garden.
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Online surveys and public input sessions are ways you can shape the future of Toronto’s green spaces.
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Instead of using a big orange ball this Halloween, Sonia Day is breaking with tradition and opting for a lumpy variety.
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The rats with fur coats clearly torment most of us. And sorry, folks, I have no real solutions. Except, perhaps, two.
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The tomato and the tomatillo have a shared heritage. But the similarities end there.
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