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Continue reading →: Canadian Seed Companies 202621 of my favourite, fantastic Canadian seed companies.
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Continue reading →: 2025 Year End Flower Seed Report CardA report card about how the annual flowers grew in the 2025 garden. All the seeds are from Canadian seed sources. The stuffers were purchased at a local greenhouse. It was a great garden year for the flowers, even though we had a tonne of rain!
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #65 (Garden planning & Design)This week has a lot of garden design tips for you as you start to plan your summer garden season. Garlicy cheese bread recipe, too, and the year of cabbage. Huh.
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Continue reading →: Year End 2025 Vegetable Seed Report CardA report card about how the seeds fared in the 2025 garden. All Canadian seed sources. Great garden even though we had a tonne of rain!
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #64 (New Year’s Resolutions & More)Almost into 2026! Are you making resolutions? Ready for gardening? Me, too!
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #63 (Merry Christmas & Happy Solstice) Tips & IdeasJust 3 sleeps till Christmas Eve. How are you making out? Are you all finished your shopping? Baking? Wrapping? Decorating? All the things? I’m pretty excited as my son and dil are coming for the holidays. Though we chat weekly, I can hardly wait to have them here in person.…
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #62 (last minute Christmas gifts, all under $50)Each Sunday, after I send off the Ramblings post, I think… well, there simply cannot be much to share next week. I mean, we are in winter mode, after all. And yet… each week, she seems to come together with so much that I want to share, need to share.
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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #61 (Affordable stocking stuffer ideas)Happy Sunday! Today’s ramblings are full of holiday decorating ideas and recipes, plus I have some stocking stuffer ideas for you this week, too. Under $10, under $25, and under $50.
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Continue reading →: December In The Potager GardenNot much going on outside for most of us Canadian gardeners, but gardening never really ends for us avid green thumbs, eh?

