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Tending my sad urban garden is too much hassle for the lacklustre return on investment. So I’m planting native plants and kicking back with a drink instead.

Prince Albert Daily Herald by Mark and Ben Cullen With the recent long May weekend, a time when gardening activity is at a fever pitch, we are here to help. Based on our experience, here are some of the most frequently asked gardening questions this time of year and our answers. What can I plant in the shade? There are countless flowering plants and shrubs that thrive in shady locations. Hostas, yews and ferns are only three of our favourites. Without the space here to list them all, the best advice we can give you is to look at the labels and tags that come with most plants you buy. A lot ...

Article content This being the long May weekend, a time when gardening activity is at a fever pitch, we are here to help. Based on our experience, here are some of the most frequently asked gardening questions this time of year and our answers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Q: What can I plant in the shade? A: There are countless flowering plants and shrubs that thrive in shady locations. Hostas, yews and ferns are only three of our favourites. Without the space here to list them all, the best advice we can give you is to look at the labels and ...