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Canada's Local Gardener, 27 May 2026

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Gardening for all ages. From beginner to Master. Flowers, vegetables, shrubs and trees, everything that you want in your garden.

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ArticleIt’s over, but something is start­ing

Dear read­ers, The magazine you are hold­ing is the final issue of Canada’s Local Gardener. That is a dif­fi­cult sen­tence to write. But it is not the end of what we have been try­ing to do. Over the com­ing months, this work will con­tinue under a...

It’s over, but something is start­ing

ArticleHello, good­bye

Over the past few months this magazine has been on a new web­site. It has a more up-tod­ate look and a couple of new fea­tures we think are worth a peek. One new fea­ture is the Garden Gal­lery. This is a place where you can upload pho­tos from your...

Hello, good­bye

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ArticleSterile bar­ber­ries and the prom­ise of a solu­tion

In recent years, breed­ers have intro­duced sterile cul­tivars of Japan­ese bar­berry, Ber­beris thun­ber­gii, mar­keted as pro­du­cing little to no viable seed. In con­trolled tri­als in the north­east­ern United States, some selec­tions showed seed...

Sterile bar­ber­ries and the prom­ise of a solu­tion

ArticleJournal for Cana­dian garden­ers

The room buzzed with con­ver­sa­tion when a white-haired woman stepped onto the stage and lif­ted a small journal into the air. As Mar­garet Ben­net-Alder spoke, the noise faded. The book in her hands, which she had ori­gin­ally prin­ted as a test-run...

Journal for Cana­dian garden­ers

ArticleHow to plant bare-root roses

Bare-root roses are usu­ally planted in early spring and need to be planted before they leaf out. As soon as the ground is work­able, typ­ic­ally April or May in most of the coun­try, get out your shovel. Choose the right site Roses need at least six...

How to plant bare-root roses