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Continue reading →: Sunday Ramblings #50Happy Sunday, friends? How are you all? Today is the 50th Sunday Ramblings post on this new blog. I can’t believe how fast it has gone by. I sometimes hear that blogs are a thing of the past. My daughter tells me no one has time to read them. I…
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Continue reading →: Top 10 Small Trees for Backyard Privacy and Beauty – Zone 3Small, hardy trees that will fit into any yard, any landscape. Enhance your yard, give you privacy, attract the birds…
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #48 (Prepping For Fall)This Sunday’s bits… fall decorating ideas for the porch and home, growing asters, sowing spinach this fall, fall recipes, including Taylor Swifts favourite cookies.
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Continue reading →: Early September In The Potager Garden – What To Do NowWhat to do in the garden in early September.
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #47 (Autumnal Ideas)This week’s Sunday ramblings has fall flowers, fall decor, apple and cucumber recipes…. it is starting to feel like fall out there.
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Continue reading →: Late August in The Potager & FAQ’sYard Tasks How To Save Zinnia Seeds – The Marigold Potager – A Zone 3 Prairie Garden Order spring flowering bulbs for planting in September and October. Garden Centers are putting their perennials, trees, and shrubs on sale this month. Pick some up and plant them up, This is the…
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Continue reading →: Sunday Potager Ramblings #45 (Finally Sunny Weather)Happy Sunday! Seed sales from Canadian companies, chocolate chip brownie recipe, zukes, garlic, and so much more.
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Continue reading →: 8 Deer & Bunny Resistant Bulbs To Plant Now For SpringCheck out my favourite bulbs for great spring colour. Feed the bees but not the deer or bunnies.
Hello,
I’m Tanja
Growing food and flowers cottage garden style (potager style) for healthier, happier gardens.
Feeding pollinators, attracting pollinators, for bigger, better food crops.
Follow for practical, easy to do gardening tips to improve your garden harvests while also saving our birds, bees, and environment… and growing lots of pretty flowers, too.
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The Marigold Potager - A Zone 3 Prairie Garden 