Master Gardener

A short minty shrub.

Flavour and aroma.

Home grown; all winter long.

A conifer that's not evergreen.

Have a holly, jolly...

"It's a good thing!"

You don't need to go to Flanders Fields.

Evergreen but not a conifer. Consider a living Christmas tree.

Four of our five senses.

You are wise to use it.

To rake or not to rake?

"Sometimes you feel like a nut..."

"Roasting chestnuts on an open fire..."

"Pass the turnips, please."

Hot stuff.

"The best time to plant a tree is..."

Spooky; warts and all.

"The hills are alive with..."

Winter weather's on its way; wreaths and more

Oh my gourd!

You are nine months away from the garlic harvest. Start now.

Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. True.

Jeepers Creepers where's you get that wreath?

Annual cleanup of annuals.

You're almost done (in). Did you remember...?

Spuds, taters, or tatties. Chips, fries, or crisps?

Summer's over. Their time has come. Out with the old.**

Out of bogs come berries.

"And the beet goes on..."

More than just orange Jack O'Lanterns.

"The time has come" the walrus said "to talk of many things..."

Green except when its Peat.

Eat them: Appetizers ...to... Zoodles.

Wild but not Free.

Yes, you can grow rhodos in Haliburton.

We should all root for Mushrooms roots.

Your favourite tastiest home-grown tomato - enjoy it next year too.

Rudbeckias

Enjoyment of the blooms is the reward for the effort.

Potted mums provide enjoyment and compost.

To cut or not to cut? All the possibilities.

Save money. Rescue your favourite geranium. Easy over-wintering.

Fallen Leaves = free mulch and much more.

Can't apply folklore about onions, gotta get them first.

Looking forward to Spring? In with the new.

The star of the fall.

Don't panic. Frost is on your side improving these veggies.

Cut it out? Don't make the cut now. Protect until early spring.

Up, up and away they grow.

Let me pump you with more facts than you 'kin' imagine about this fruit.