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Add this to a mason jar and turn it into the perfect flower arranger. The mason jar lid keeps it firmly in place and the individual slots allow display your flowers or other arrangements perfectly.
Minis are perfect for decorating your plants, terrariums or anywhere you want some whimsy. Made from plastic or acrylic.
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The Snake Plant, also known as the "mother-in-law's tongue", is one of the hardiest plants around. It originates from West and Central Africa. You can find them in dry, rocky, desert like areas. Some people love them because they symbolize resilience and good luck. Snake Plants reduce allergens in the environment by releasing oxygen into the air, making them an air-purifying plant.
Scientific Name: Dracaena trifasciata, formerly Sansevieria trifasciata
Common Name: Snake Plant
Growth: Can grow to 6 feet tall
Light: Bright indirect light to low light
Watering: Water sparingly
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy
Cyclamen are attractive, backward-curving flowers that bloom in vibrant colours such as white, pink, purple, and red. They are usually heart shaped with rounded leaves. The leaves have a beautiful silver or white pattern on them. This plant is native to the Mediterranean and parts of North Africa.
Scientific Name: Cyclamen Persicum
Common Name: Sowbread, Persion violet
Light: Bright, indirect light
Watering: Let the top inch of soil dry out and by avoiding getting water on the leaves or crown. Likes humidity.
Growth: Slow growth rate
Pet Safe: No
Care: Intermediate
Using a mix of greenery, foraged branches and decor materials, we'll create a stunning natural window frame perfect for the mantle, front door, outside or gifting.
Your ticket includes:
- All materials
- Private instruction
- Small class size
- Private shopping + 10% off selected items during the workshop
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A beverage
Got a group? Message us to book this class as a private event! Contact us here.
Original ink and watercolour drawing of each Native Helper Insect from the stunning native plant gardens of Zephyr, Ont. gardener and artist Brenda Near. Collect all 4!
For every button purchase, we sow a new native plant species in our Suburban Homestead Gardens in Uxbridge, ON - continuing our efforts to rewild our property and grow more pollinator habitats.
The Marble Pothos is known for its striking green and white variegation. Marble Pothos are great for hanging baskets and it is a remarkable trailing plant. This plant is native to French Polynesia.
Scientific Name: Epipremnum Aureum
Common Name: Marble Queen Pothos
Light: Bright indirect light to low light
Watering: Keep evenly hydrated, ensure good drainage
Growth: In ideal conditions this plant can grow 12-18 inches a year.
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy
Looking like a palm tree gives this plant a tropical look! This variety has lovely pink edges to its leaves. This plant originates from tropical Madagascar and It can live for decades under the right conditions.
Scientific Name: Dracaena Marginata "Colorama"
Common Name: Dracaena Colorama/Dragon Tree
Light: Bright indirect light
Growth: 4-6 feet tall indoors
Watering: Keep evenly hydrated
Pet Safe: No
Care: Easy
I've grown Scarlet Runner Beans for many years for a very specific purpose: the flowers are a magnet for hummingbirds! I plant them along the fence of my food garden enclosure, where I train them to wind horizontally - each seed produces a vine 10-15 ft. Ruby Throated Hummingbirds (the only type I've seen in my Zone 5 gardens) visit the scarlet flowers, then zoom to the fruit and veggie plants, herbs and native plants. It's a joy to see.
While usually grown for their splendid flowers, every part of this versatile veggie is edible! The starchy roots, young leaves and even the flowers can be eaten. (Check out the bright pink-light purple fresh seeds! So fun.) Runner beans must be thoroughly cooked before eating, as they contain traces of lectin (phytohaemagglutinin), which is toxic in large quantities. The beans are dense, with a thick texture, and slightly smoky flavour.
Dried beans store excellent in the pantry, and can be added to soups and stews after soaking.
To get the most flowers, pinch off forming pods; this sends a message to the plant to push out more buds.
Type: Vegetable
Height: 10-15ft.
Light: full sun
Soil: well draining, warm
Planting: Direct sow late spring-early summer, 1-2" deep into warm soil (too cold, and the seeds will rot), 3-4" apart.
Harvest: 75 days
What I love most about Cranberry Beans is their versatility (and that the pods are pink!): harvest them fresh off the vine for immediate eating, freezing, dehydrating or canning. Leave them on the vine to dry, and the seeds store perfect in the pantry for adding to soups and stews.
These Cranberry Beans (also known as borlotti) are meaty and hearty, with a richer taste than their bush bean cousins. They are vigorous pole beans, growing over 8 ft. tall in my veggie garden last year! They literally went up my trellis, then hung over the top like Dr. Seuss hair.
Beans are an excellent source of protein, fibre, starch and vitamins A & C.
Type: Vegetable, Pole Bean
Height: 8 ft+
Light: full sun
Moisture: keep soil evenly moist, but not wet or seeds will rot
Planting: 1" deep, into warm soil. I plant dense, in a container 3-4" apart
Harvest: 75-90 days
