Celia Aceae News Today

January is the perfect time to start planning your summer vegetable garden, according to CBC gardening columnist Celia Aceae. Let's Go host Sabrina Marandola speaks with her about how to get started.

The borough of Saint-Léonard replaced Dino Delisi's maple tree with a ginkgo tree years ago. The problem? They planted a female tree by mistake. When its fleshy seeds fall and rot in the autumn, the odour released is akin to rancid cheese or vomit. The city says mess and inconvenience aren't sufficient reasons to take the tree down.

How to identify a mystery plant or tree...and then help scientists with your findings. Horticulturist and botanist, Celia Aceae explains.

The long weekend in May is a time when everyone is planting. Our gardening columnist Celia Aceae is here to talk about what you should be doing next weekend to get your garden ready to thrive this summer.

Sabrina continues her conversation with Celia Aceae, CBC gardening columnist, about the best practices when it comes to pruning.

Why this Calgary woman paid $80 to grow a popular houseplant nearly from scratch The pink princess philodendron has been all the rage on social media lately. But the sought-after houseplant costs more than most, with some selling for hundreds of dollars, depending on the size. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Apr 10, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 10 Jessica Collinson of Calgary is growing her own pink princess philodendron from a cutting and node she purchased for a hefty $80.(Subm...