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Jeremy Wexler: Plenty (opens the original)
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This is the time of year when gardeners are often blessed with more fruits or veggies than we know what to do with. Raccoons took care of most of my grapes, but I still have a huge harvest of hops just about ready to flavour someoneâs triple-quadruple IPA. I planted it because I find it such a beautiful plant. The cones are lovely and fragrant and it seems like a shame to let them go to waste. My dear friend, Brian, used to toss it in his cauldron in September and we would celebrate New Years
Jeremy Wexler: Gardens hidden in plain sight (opens the original)
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You will perhaps be shocked to learn, gentle reader, that being the gardening columnist for a community newspaper gets me invited to very few galas. Ditto opening nights. Zero backstage passes. I have never gotten into a swanky after-hours party by flashing my âGarden writers of Canadaâ card. But I donât do this job for the glory. I do it so that you can be well informed about all things garden. Today, however, I got a little taste of life behind the velvet rope. I got a sneak peek at one
Jeremy Wexler: DIY in the garden (opens the original)
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I love seeing old ski poles and broken hockey sticks repurposed as tomato vine supports, zucchinis grown on an old wrought iron railing. I think vegetable gardeners excel at the practical mytho-poetics of garden bricolage. I have an old milk can holding up a pot of flowers, but I have never constructed anything to compete with the lots I occasionally glimpse on my walks through the alleys or rail-beds of NDG or St. Raymond where people seem to have small farm operations on an urban quarter acre.
Jeremy Wexler: Mr. McGregor's blackcurrant bush (opens the original)
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Mr. McGregor did nothing wrong! While children who have never had to nourish anything may sympathize with Peter Rabbit and the Flopsy bunnies, I am Team McGregor and support cooking into a pie any critter that damages your garden and placing his little blue coat on a stick as a warning to others. My corner of Montreal seems to get more Beatrix Potter every season. Once upon a time, it was the exclusive terrain of rats and pigeons, but since yesterday I saw two indolent rabbits, a marmot and a ha
Jeremy Wexler: Container gardening (opens the original)
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I promised you I would write a column about container gardening and I am nothing if not a man of my word. Also, my friend Donna was very excited about the column but said she âonly has pots on a balconyâ and so she cannot write in. Au contraire. One of the great things about this time of year in Montreal is seeing all the balconies that have been tricked out into ingenious growing spaces high above the ground. So, whether you grow exclusively in containers or use containers to supplement you
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