Braise halibut
Think about tea in a different way with delicate halibut simmered in a tea-scented broth.


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What to do when a Christmas amaryllis gift no longer blooms.


Edgeworthia chrysantha
David Tarrant's favourite winter-blooming flowers brighten up the season's bleakest days.


CallaLillies
Use the cold weather months to dream up the new plants you'll introduce to your garden this year. Here, some ideas to get you started...


  • Find seeds worth saving at one of this season's many Seedy Saturdays around BC.

  • Qualicum Beach Seedy Saturday kicks off the season with its annual seed swap event, February 6.

  • Digital editor Hilary Henegar addresses concerns regarding a glitch in the Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down voting function on GardenWise comments.

February garden to-do list

Around mid-February, though it still may be chilly out, the sun’s angle becomes high enough that active growth can begin again in our gardens—so exciting for those of us who can hardly wait to start planting seeds, digging, and mucking about in the garden.

February 3-7 - Seattle WA

Northwest Flower & Garden Show

February 5 - Nanoose Bay

Nanoose Garden Club meeting

February 6 - Qualicum Beach

Qualicum Beach Seedy Saturday


  • The bay leaf we use in soups and stews is the dried leaf of the bay laurel tree (Laurus nobilis) and is a good source of vitamins A, C and B6, as well as folic acid, calcium, iron and manganese.


Find seeds worth saving—the best of the best!—at one of this season's many Seedy Saturdays around BC. ...

Qualicum Beach Seedy Saturday kicks off the season with its annual seed swap event, February 6. ...



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