Came across this video in my Facebook feed from Metro Vancouver. Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Planner, Karin England, was joined by...

An edible landscape is a landscape designed to bring ecological integrity to our property. Ecological integrity means that the concepts...

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I ain't talking about a dime bag, Those days are over! You might think that green grass only costs some time or money to cut, but have...

It's no secret that the ornamental lawn as a status symbol is a thing of the past, like a bad habit that shouldn't last. There's a better...

The City of Vancouver had a deal on water barrels years ago and we purchased one. After that it sat in our yard waiting to be installed....

Rainwater catchment systems are comprised of three parts: collection, containment, connection and distribution. Water distribution...

We can calculate how much water we need to keep our vegetable gardens watered through the high season (May 1 to October 15 in Vancouver)....

The City of Vancouver meters water incoming and outgoing from our residential properties. The rates are set on a seasonal basis, with an...

There is a great volume of rainwater that is flowing off our roofs and into our storm drains. Collecting this water could make a...

From fiddleheads to sunflowers, this blog breaks down how to find and forage these 17 wild, edible plants you can find in British Columbia.

Is your garden ready for winter? Here’s how you can clean up your garden so you can jump into spring gardening as soon as possible.