Grow Niagara – Niagara's Garden Resource
Category: Instruction
Do’s and Don’ts of Container Gardening
Are your annual planters lacking flare? Use these tips by Mori Gardens’ Creative Space to design a planter full of colour, texture and interest.
Read MoreGardening with Family
Want a great way to bring multiple generations together to spend time outdoors, increase your family’s health and create lasting memories? Look no further than the backyard. Planning and maintaining a garden is the perfect multi-generational activity, and here are…
Read MoreTurn Your Small Garden into Your Cosy Oasis
Small Garden Rules of Thumb Sacrificing square footage doesn’t mean you have to give up the idea of a lush and welcoming garden. In fact, with small garden design, many of the basic principles still apply. There are, however, some…
Read MoreGive Back & GROW Your Garden Experience #GROWniagara
Mori Gardens’ weekly Saturday Garden Seminar Series will be in-part donated to ‘Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Palliative Care. Mori Gardens is proud to further support Niagara-On-The-Lake Community Palliative Care by matching seminar attendee fees up to $2000.
Read MoreHow to Care for a Fresh Cut Christmas Tree
Real, cut Christmas trees are a wonderfully fragrant tradition for the holidays. They are easy to care for and keeping them fresh is the. Knowing how to buy and care for a real Christmas tree ensures maximum enjoyment throughout the holiday. These tips will help you buy and care for your cut Christmas tree:
Read MoreA Harvest of Local Artisans
My holiday market-hopping will kick off Nov. 16 – 18th with A Very Mori Christmas Palooza. A showcase of local artisans, the Niagara on the Lake Christmas Market, Christmas décor, the most beautiful trees, wreaths, and custom planters
Read MoreALL ABOUT BULBS
There is nothing more satisfying to a gardener than seeing those first early spring flower bulbs popping up from the cold ground. Learn about choosing the right bulb, how and where to plant, how to deter those pesky squirrels.
Read MorePruning Fruit Trees
Most pruning is done when the trees are dormant, in late winter or early spring. The safest and best time is just before the buds swell and the riskiest time is very late fall and early winter. Prune no late than four weeks before frost so that new growth has a chance to harden. Enjoy your fruit trees for beauty, flower & fruit by using the following instructions provided by the garden experts at Mori Gardens.
Read MoreCaring for Fall Mums
Bring new life to your doorways this fall by adding mums along with annual and perennial grasses and plants to your containers? The following instructions will assist in your fall mum purchases and care.
Read MoreNiagara-On-The-Lake; Drinking Up the Beauty of Queen Street Gardens
Without a doubt, we live in one of the prettiest towns in Canada. Niagara-on-the-Lake is in full bloom, and store fronts, businesses and patios are bursting with colour. Join us on our little tour of Queen St. NOTL.
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