• Native plants: Hedge fun

    Attract wildlife and encourage a rare ecosystem with drought-hardy antelope brush.

    How to attract wildlife and encourage a rare ecosystem with drought-hardy, sun-loving antelope brush
  • Daisy-like 'Autumn Blush'

    This daisy-like flower lights up any garden with a hint of blush.

    This daisy-like flower lights up any garden with a hint of blush.
  • What are native plants?

    Native plants promote low-maintenance gardening and have a number of other benefits.

    When it comes time to choose what your garden grows, keep the benefits of native plants in mind. Native plants promote low-maintenance gardening and have a number of other benefits.
  • GardenWise sneak peek: NW Flower & Garden Show

    Don't miss this sneak peek video of the 2009 show!

  • 15 Ways to Conserve Water
  • Native BC plants and your garden

    There are many wonderful plants native to British Columbia, and many that have been brought to our province by travelling humans, birds and cargo. Make an informed choice on whether, and when, it may be advantageous to buy native plants.

  • Tips on growing native plants
    How-to instructions from Richard Hebda for growing native plants in a container, in full sun or shade.
  • Ornamental native onions

    Drought-tolerant and surprisingly hardy, ornamental native onions are an attractive choice for gardens across B.C.

  • Falsebox

    Protect our natural environment by planting native falsebox for bouquet foliage and hedging.

  • Bitterroot

    This drought-loving herb thrives in sun-baked rock gardens or in a ceramic pot in gritty soil under glass.

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