The countdown to the festive season is underway, and what better way to welcome the holiday spirit than with a beautifully adorned Christmas tree? Whether you’ve chosen a fresh-cut Canadian tree or an everlasting one, setting up and decorating your tree is an artful and traditional celebration.
Dahlias, with their vibrant and stunning blooms, are the star of the summer garden. However, as winter’s frost approaches, it’s crucial to ensure the survival of these beautiful plants for another season of colour and splendour. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to successfully care for your dahlias in the winter, safeguarding their bulbs until they can burst forth once again in the warmth of spring.
The magical twinkling lights and the memories each ornament holds make putting up the Christmas tree one of the most wonderful events of the holiday season. Many things can influence your decision on which tree is right for your home. Location, size, and disposal are essential in determining whether a fresh-cut or everlasting tree is the best choice. We’ll dive into the history of Christmas, choosing a fresh-cut tree, preservation tips, and an everlasting tree.
As the holiday season approaches, homes and spaces begin to fill with the festive spirit, and one iconic symbol of this time of year is the vibrant poinsettia. Known by their scientific name Euphorbia pulcherrima, these striking red and green plants add a touch of elegance to any setting, but how do you ensure they stay as beautiful as the day you brought them home? In this expert Sheridan guide, we’ll explore the art of caring for poinsettias and keeping them vibrant throughout the season.