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Marci Babineau
Marci Babineau grew up in gardens in California and Georgia. She currently gardens north of Montreal, Quebec, where she has nestled a food forest into a south facing hillside. Working in organic gardening and landscaping for 40 years, she has written about and taught a variety of gardening topics to young and old in Montreal and Cambridge, UK.
growing in urban areas

Attention All Urban Gardeners: Why Incredible Edibles Is Where It’s At
Growing food in urban areas isn’t as challenging as it seems! Marci Babineau shares her experience working with Incredible Edibles in Montreal, Quebec.
Yoga for gardeners

Yoga For Gardeners: Prepare And Recover From Gardening
Growing plants can be physically demanding, no matter the size of your garden. Marci Babineau writes about how a yoga practice can help you prepare and recover.
food forests

Food Forest in the Laurentian Mountains: Wild Orchard Gardens
If you love harvesting food and want to be more self-sustainable, a food forest is for you. Marci Babineau writes about building a wild orchard garden.

Passive Solar Geothermal Greenhouse at the 45th Parallel
It’s not easy becoming more self-sustainable in a cold climate, but Marci Babineau is going the extra mile with her passive solar geothermal greenhouse.