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Tomayto, tomahto: Food columnist Andrew Coppolino heads out on a tomato tasting tour - Vimarsana News

Tomayto, tomahto: Food columnist Andrew Coppolino heads out on a tomato tasting tour

Food columnist Andrew Coppolino goes on a "tomato tasting" at Perry Grobe's nursery and discovers some unique varieties. He shares some tips about the best time to plant tomatoes for gardeners.

Source: cbc.ca
Warm the soil, plant salad veggies and other tips for your May long weekend gardening - Vimarsana News

Warm the soil, plant salad veggies and other tips for your May long weekend gardening

Perry Grobe, owner of Grobe Nursery and Garden Centre in Breslau, Ont., offers some tips for people who want to get their gardens started on the long weekend.

Source: cbc.ca
Tree shortage may impact festive decorating plans - Vimarsana News

Tree shortage may impact festive decorating plans

If you’re looking for a Christmas tree this holiday season, finding a “real” one might be harder than you think due to a supply shortage.

'They are tied up on a boat waiting to be unloaded': Faux trees in short supply across Southern Ontario as west coast weather wreaks havoc - Vimarsana News

'They are tied up on a boat waiting to be unloaded': Faux trees in short supply across Southern Ontario as west coast weather wreaks havoc

Those looking for an artificial Christmas tree this holiday season may have a tough time finding one.

'Come with a purpose': Garden centres ask people to plan ahead when shopping during stay-at-home order - Vimarsana News

'Come with a purpose': Garden centres ask people to plan ahead when shopping during stay-at-home order

While the Ontario government looks at extending the provincial stay-at-home order, some businesses in Waterloo Region allowed to stay open have seen a business boom.