When I walked on rainy, cloudy, windy, grey, and/or snowy days in Vancouver this February, I relied on bare branches, peeling bark, bunches of berries, and popping buds to provide myself with botanical interest. 
Were it not for the introduction of plants from around the world—from China, Japan, and Korea in East Asia; from the Himalayas; and from Europe—Vancouver’s plants would look rather drab in January. After all, a young ginkgo tree I saw (below)was showing only promise in its stubby spurs.
Saturday, January 21, 2023 | 9 to 4:30 | Mary Winspear Centre, Sidney BC
The 100-mile diet meets the 100-mile conference!
In a tumultuous year of ups and downs, one shining aspect was seeing the number of people around Squamish pick up their trowels and try their hands at gardening. I wanted to share a few tips on how to put your garden to bed.
If you’re expecting an excessive clean and overhaul, then hit the brakes cowboy.
Native Plant Nurseries in British Columbia
Check out our recent listing of available Native Plant Nurseries in British Columbia.
See the attached PDF for local listings and websites for sourcing Native Plants.
General comments about deer-resistant plants:
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