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Catherine Sherriffs

Editor at Garden Culture Magazine

Catherine is a Canadian award-winning journalist who worked as a reporter and news anchor in Montreal’s radio and television scene for 10 years. A graduate of Concordia University, she left the hustle and bustle of the business after starting a family. Now, she’s the editor and a writer for Garden Culture Magazine while also enjoying being a mom to her three young kids. Her interests include great food, gardening, fitness, animals, and anything outdoors.

417 Articles

Warped Strawberries? Why It Happens And How To Fix Them

Got misshapen strawberries? While it doesn’t mean they taste bad, warped or deformed berries are a sign that something’s not quite right. Here’s why it happens.

Growing Micro Fruits, Veggies, and Herbs in Tiny Spaces

Live in a tiny space but still want to grow food? Micro edibles are small but make a big impact, with plenty of compact or dwarf plant varieties out there.

Harvesting Delicious Garlic Scapes In The Garden

Your garlic cloves might not be ready to harvest, but the garlic scapes are! Flavorful and pretty to boot, scapes are delicious in many different recipes.

Grow Bag Gardening an Easy and Eco-Friendly Way To Grow Food

Grow bag gardening is on the rise as more people look to grow their food! Epic Gardening’s Kevin Espiritu tells us about the growing method and his new book.

5 Cool Ways Regenerative Agriculture Works

Regenerative Agriculture is the future, and it's simpler than you might think! Check out our list of 5 cool ways this natural growing method works.

Urban Gardening Essential To Mitigating The Effects of Climate Change

Urban gardening and farming not only bring fresh food closer to the people, but it could be essential to mitigating the effects of climate change.

Après La Pluie: An Artisanal Organic Cannabis Farm

Après La Pluie wants to do things differently. Catherine Sherriffs details how the outdoor cannabis farm in Quebec is keeping things organic and small-scale.

Busy in the Battery: Mini-Doc Shines Light on Thriving NYC Urban Farm

We all need a little positivity these days! Get your dose by watching “Busy in the Battery”, a mini-doc about a thriving NYC urban farm.

Why Everyone Should Celebrate Plant A Vegetable Garden Day

Happy Plant A Vegetable Garden Day! Thinking about taking the plunge into growing your own food? Here are five reasons why you should do it today!

Garden Tea Party: Give Your Seedlings And Roses A Boost With This Easy Alfalfa Tea

Seedlings need warmth, light, a whole lot of TLC, and, of course, nitrogen! Give them the organic boost they need with this easy DIY alfalfa tea.

Community Gardens Offer Healthy Foods and Connections

Community gardens play a crucial role in our neighborhoods. They offer nutritious, local foods and build connections. Here’s how one program celebrates them.

Culinary Delights: How To Grow A Salsa Garden

What’s not to love about Mexican cuisine? If you’re as big a fan as we are, then you’ll love this idea on how to create a salsa garden!

First Light Farm Strives For Nutrition And Food Security in Revelstoke

Local growers are essential to a healthy community. One couple in Revelstoke, BC, is living their dream as vegetable farmers, sparked into action by COVID-19.

Earth Day 2021 Calls For Immediate Environmental Action

Three days of climate action are planned to mark the 2021 edition of Earth Day. This year’s message makes it clear that we can’t return to business as usual.

Calling All First-Time Gardeners: Q&A with Jessica Sowards

Calling all first-time gardeners! Jessica Sowards, author of The First Time Gardener: Growing Vegetables, has some tips and tricks for those just starting out.

Why Is There Mold Growing In My Seedling Tray?

Seed starting season is upon us, and with every new planting comes a new set of problems. Got mold? Avoid it by following these tips and tricks.

World Water Day 2021: What Does Water Mean To You?

Water; what does this precious resource mean to you? World Water Day aims to celebrate water and start a conversation about how we can safeguard it for all.

How To Upcycle Common House-Hold Items Into Seed Starting Containers

Don’t have the time or budget to buy seed starting materials at the nursery? No problem! Try recycling these common house-hold items into planting containers.

How To Read A Seed Packet For A Thriving Garden

Are you getting ready to start seeds? Don’t go into the process blindly. Understanding the information on the seed packet is essential for a thriving garden!