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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.

400 Articles

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!

Going with the Flow: An Interview with Hydroponics Guru William Texier

There may not be anyone more passionate about hydroponics than William Texier. Get to know the industry veteran better in this interview by Catherine Sherriffs.

Local Growers Extended: How Porcupine Experimental Forest Farm Makes It Work

Porcupine Experimental Forest Farm has been years in the making. Once an empty lot of gravel, the property now boasts thriving gardens. Here’s how it happened.

Why Fertilizing Indoor Plants In The Winter Is a Bad Idea

You might be eager to care for your indoor plants in the winter, but don’t go overboard with the TLC. Here’s why fertilizing houseplants now is a big no-no.

Can Agriculture Fix The Climate Crisis? Farmers At Global Summit Say Yes

They are small-scale farmers with a big message: regenerative and local agriculture can solve the current climate crisis, and the time to act is now.

Make 2021 A Bountiful Year In The Garden With These Resolutions

Looking for a good New Year's resolution? Here's a list of ideas gardeners might like that will make them more self-sustainable, eco-friendly, and productive!

Get Cozy Over The Holidays: Great Gardening Books

It’s that time of year; Garden Culture has put together a list of five gardening reads to dive into over the holidays. Each one will make you a better grower!

Oh, Christmas Tree, Why Do We Decorate Your Branches?

Demand for Christmas trees is booming as people look to brighten their homes this holiday season. But why do we decorate trees? Here’s a brief history lesson.

Edible Landscape Movement Builds Food Security And Community

The edible landscape movement has people transforming their lawns into gardens, building both food security and community connections in uncertain times.

Treat Colds And Flu With This Easy Herbal Steam

With cooler temperatures here, cold and flu season is upon us. Breathe better and help ease congestion with this easy, all-natural herbal steam.

Out In The Greenhouse: Maintenance And Care

Greenhouse growers beware: there are many chores that need to be done every season to keep the greenhouse in tip-top shape. Here’s our fall maintenance guide.

How To Grow A Thanksgiving Herb Garden

The holiday season is upon us, which has everyone thinking about food. No matter what your favorite dish, these flavorful garden herbs help make it shine!

Edible Houseplants: Grow These Tiny Orange Hat Tomatoes

Looking for a houseplant that looks nice and tastes delicious? The Orange Hat Micro Tomato checks all of the boxes and is perfect for indoor or patio growing!