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Jennifer Cole

Invited by the Canadian Garden Council to be an ambassador for the Year of the Garden 2022, Jennifer is a garden enthusiast, writer, and alumni of Simon Fraser University. Her bylines have appeared in the opinion section of the Toronto Star, and her portfolio includes articles for Chatelaine online, Reader’s Digest, Canada’s History Magazine, and Modern Farmer magazine, among other newspapers, magazines, and websites across Canada. When not writing, you can find her visiting local garden centers or puttering, planting, and nourishing her urban garden oasis in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.

83 Articles

These July Garden Tips Will Help Your Garden Thrive Throughout The Summer

July is a magical time out in the garden to enjoy the fruits of your labor! These tips will help extend the season and keep things blooming all summer.

Adding Splashes Of Color To The Garden And Containers With Impatiens

Impatiens might be small, but these flowers make a big impact! Discover how to add splashes of color to your garden with impatiens.

Purple Power: Gardens Going Mauve, Lavender, Violet, And Every Shade In Between

Planted any purple flowers in the garden this year? Purple blooms and plants are loved by bees and pollinators... Join the special movement!

Grow It, Don’t Mow It And No Mow May Aim To Create Climate-Friendly Habits

No Mow May and Grow It, Don't Mow It are two climate-friendly campaigns that aim to let the grass grow this month and beyond.

The Month Of May Brings Longer Days, Warmer Soil, And Blooming Gardens

May brings a fresh set of garden tasks. The soil warms as the sun shines, and there's more than enough to do to keep you busy this month.

Craving A Climate-Friendly Garden? Hügelkultur Is For You!

Hügelkultur offers incredible benefits to the environment! Here’s why a climate-friendly, Hügelkultur garden is worth trying in your home.

April Brings New Life To The Garden And A Fresh Set Of Tasks

April is an exciting month for gardeners; from planting to preparing the soil for the summer, read our top April garden tips.

Two Birds, One Stone: Edimental Gardens Create Beauty And Food Security

What happens when edible plants collide with ornamentals? An edimental garden, of course! We’ll tell you exactly what it is and how to build it!

Eight Trending Perennial Vegetables For 2023 And Beyond

Have you heard about the perennial vegetable trend? Get started with this ultimate growing guide on Garden Culture Magazine.

A Fresh List Of Garden Tasks As Spring Fever Sets In

Spring is here! As the days get longer and the soil warms up, it’s time to get out into the garden to prepare for the growing season ahead.

Easy Tips And Tricks For Seed Starting Success

YES! It’s time to think about starting seeds, and we’re here to answer your most-asked questions so you can jumpstart your growing season!

Clematis Lovers, Get Out Into the Garden and Get Pruning!

From one clematis love to another, Jennifer Cole offers her easy tips and tricks to identifying clematis groups and giving them an annual pruning.

Seedy Saturday Events Encourage Community And Love For All Things Seeds

Looking for Saturday plans? Consider attending or hosting a Seedy Saturday event where you can exchange seeds and learn from local gardeners.

How To Keep Hummingbirds Well-Fed Throughout The Winter

Hummingbirds love North American gardens for their bright flowers, but what to do when the snow flies? Here’s a guide to feeding hummingbirds in the winter.

February Is The Perfect Month To Give Your Garden Some Love

Get out your seed trays, grab your tools, and get to work. It's time to show your garden some love, and we've got all the tips you need!

Nutritious And Delicious Plants Ripe For Winter Foraging

The warmer seasons may be over, but winter can be a great time for foraging wild foods. Check out these top tips for finding great-tasting wild foods!

January And The Great Garden Cycle Reset

The New Year is a time for fresh beginnings; the garden has reset its cycle and is starting new. So bundle up, soak up the fresh, crisp winter air, and get a head start on spring with a few garden jobs!