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Satisfy your winter green thumb

Jan. 20, 2009

The top 10 gardening trends for 2009

Incorporate these popular ideas into your gardening plans for the spring more

Keep your houseplants healthy all winter long

Add a little extra TLC to your plant care routine more

Harvest your own sprouts

Head to your kitchen, not your grocer, for a bounty of healthful sprouts all winter long more

Browse for seed catalogues	Recipes for your fresh sprouts	Home & Garden Makeover contest photo gallery

Awake your garden with a birdfeeder	Visit a winter wonderland	Make an eco-gardening resolution

Is feeding for the birds?	Green gardening resources	Tips for enhancing a winter garden

Striking winter plant combos	Featured Blog: The Gardener at Large	Coming up: Gardening events across the country

FROM THE EDITOR

After the busy holidays, January always seems to be a turning point—spring suddenly doesn't seem so far away. Excited gardeners are already chatting in the forums about what seed catalogues they order from and making plans to exchange seeds. Check out our seed catalogue guide if you want to take a chance and plant something out of the ordinary this year.

Happy browsing!

Tara Nolan
Web Editor, CanadianGardening.com

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Fantastic eco-wise gardens

March 2009

In this issue
732 ways to garden smarter!

Choose the best plants; Attract birds, bees and butterflies; Cope with climate change; Plant a potager or green roof; plus products, resources and more! more

QUIZ

Quiz: Determining your green thumbprint

By Stephen Westcott-Gratton

Answer the following ten questions to see whether your garden is as eco-friendly as you think it is!

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Green Your Next Event: Open House for Brides & Event Planners Saturday, January 24, 2009, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Visit the Toronto Botanical Garden as they showcase stylish & "green" decor along with catering and rental options. Plus, join Erin McLaughlin, Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Home & Country and Canadian Gardening magazines for tips on personalizing your event.

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