Welcome To Ontario Gardening

Ontario's weather ranges from cold (in the winters) to hot (in the summer) temperatures. The gardening season is relatively short ranging from early June to mid-September for most flowers.
Ontario Gardening will be a continuous source of information for Gardener's in Ontario to help them with indoor and outdoor gardening through-out the year.

This week's survey
	Which one do you use the most in your garden? Seeds Bulbs Plants Other
Last Week's survey
	How often do you water the lawn? ( 0% ) Twice a day ( 9% ) Once a day ( 33% ) More than once a week ( 33% ) When it is too hot ( 23% ) Never
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Watch Out
	Aerate and overseed your lawn To ensure a thick healthy lawn, the following steps are recommended: 1- Mow the lawn short. This is normally shorter than the average that Watering your lawn Here are some tips about how to water you lawn effectively this season. Keep in mind that most people over water their lawns. Following these tips

	Articles

New organic fertilizers and products for your garden
By: Aflatoon
I have always been very mindful of the little sign that people put on their lawns warning to stay off due to application of chemicals. I am wary of

Green Gardening: Environmentally Friendly Alternatives to Chemicals
By: Ministry of the Environment
Strategies for a Healthy Garden
Prevention is the best approach to maintaining plants. There are a number of ways to prevent

Garden ponds - the essentials
By: gardensupermart.com

You have completed the designing and planning

You and Your Flower Beds Deserve to Be Healthier
By: Anny-Sandra Hamel
Toronto - Did you know that while you spend your days outside enjoying the summer weather your family and pets are constantly in contact with

Container Gardening – One of the hottest gardening trends
By: NC
(NC)—Gardening is one of Canada's fastest-growing outdoor leisure activities. For those who like to garden but don't have a large yard, container