Colour in the garden peaked last month. True. But that does not mean that you cannot ADD colour to your garden in the fall! Full Story
Roses get short shrift from many gardeners. There is this idea that they are rife with disease and insects and that they are fussy. Not so!
Canadians have a habit of putting their hibiscus, oleander and banana trees outdoors for the summer. This makes great sense as all tropicals enjoy the fresh air, sunshine [to varying degrees] and rain. But it's important to get them back indoors well before frost.
Mark has tips for moving young seedlings around your garden. Check out his blog and watch the video too.
Mark reveals the secrets behind growing a healthy and robust tomato crop. Just follow his eight-step plan...
Creating a water feature in your yard is a very popular thing to do today. In fact, it is one of the fastest growing trends in the gardening business across
New Tools: When it comes to buying gardening tools for Fathers Day (or any other day) there are the usual offerings at retailers that are good, better and best.
All roses, regardless of what family they come from, require a minimum of six hours of sunshine everyday. As long as you've got the sunshine you can deal with the soil.

Mark Cullen
Mark Cullen is a "garden communicator" unlike any other. Aiming to help horticulturalists of all skill levels, he writes books, hosts his own TV and radio shows, blogs and writes for print publications, and of course, appears weekly on Canada AM.