Archive for the 'Canadian Climate Change' Category

Roses weather the climate

This is perhaps the most popular flower in the world and well placed to adapt to climate change.
According to fossil evidence, the rose is over 35 million years old .The cultivation of roses began in Asia around 5000 years ago, and they have been a part of the human experience ever since, appearing in ancient [...]

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Global Chelsea

The Chelsea Flower Show may take place in London but it receives visitors and media coverage from all around the world. It is an international event that sows seeds of inspiration for the global horticultural scene.
Climate change in the garden is certainly one of the key issues that concerns gardeners wherever they may live. [...]

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How fast does your grass grow?

Have received this interesting question from Canada….
I was wondering how much faster grass grows on average in June/July compared to May/August. I am doing a
project on grass growth in North America, and I would prefer information that would
be based on a Canadian summer.
From my experience grass can grow 2-6 inches a month but [...]

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