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Currant Worm on My Gooseberries

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved These gooseberries aren't from my garden, although judging by the chewed up state of its leaves I'd hazard a guess that they have suffered a similar plight. A week or two back, what was supposed to be

A Word to the Water-wise: Irrigate Well

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved The following article was printed over the weekend as a part of my food gardening series in The Globe & Mail. Summer has been a late arrival around these parts -- heavy rains and thunderstorms have

City Chickens!

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved I went to visit some city chickens yesterday afternoon. Chickens! I have a fascination with chickens, but alas, it is not legal to keep them in Toronto. And even if it were legal, I do

Roof Garden Tour (June 2009)

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved Click the image to see full-size. I'm long overdue to present a mini roof garden tour this year, let alone a garden tour of any kind. As always I'm behind, which inevitably leads to thoughts that things

Happy Summer Solstice, 2009

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved In celebration of the advent of summer, my partner Davin replaced the chalkboard portion of this frame with a new one (the old had become warped from a year spent outdoors) and made the first drawing of

Your Questions Answered: Tomato Thieves

Question: We always love your articles and website. Keep it up!! In this past weekend article on tomatoes, you didn’t answer the burning question…what did your brother do about the squirrels??????? They have already chomped the small tomatoes that were forming on our one plant and I know

Handy Garden Tip: Pots with Big Holes

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved Here's a little trick I employ when the holes in the bottom of a container are too big to hold the soil in at planting time. READ MORE...

Baby Spiders!

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved It's like the wild animal kingdom around here lately. We discovered dozens of these newly hatched garden spiders (Argiope aurantia) crawling all over the sides of the compost bin at the community garden the other day.

Mantis Watch 2009: HATCHED!

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved I woke up this morning to the news that the mantids had begun hatching from the egg case (aka ootheca) and were filling up that little bag. I honestly didn't think it was going

Somewhat Creepy Baby Doll Buggy with Mint

Photo by Davin Risk All Rights Reserved One of our weekend projects was turning this vintage doll buggy into a mint planter. The plants inside are, from left: 'Orange' mint and 'Ginger' mint. I bought the buggy last fall. It cost 5 bucks at
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