1. Defining leaves. Most of us recognize a plant by its flower, but in horticulture school students are taught to

1. Regurgitated bee spit. Outside worker bees bring home nectar in their honey stomachs where it is partially processed. Inside

1. Blossom end rot. This is one tomato trouble that is a source of frustration to many first-time growers! Blossom

1. It’s thyme, baby. Thyme will hold up nicely as groundcover between flagstones in a sunny area that gets a

1. The strawberry isn’t a berry. It isn’t even a fruit. Botanically speaking, the strawberry is a false fruit because

1. Flowers on spikes. Spiky flowers could refer to flowers with spikes or flowers that form on a spike-like stem;

Ulam Raja 1. King’s salad. When we think of cosmos, we think of the pretty delicate flowers once so common

Watch for an article on these vegetables in the summer issue of Canada’s Local Gardener magazine!   1. All the