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Tariff- and Inflation-Proof Yourself

Imported fruits and vegetables from the US could be hit with a 25% counter tariff. Even when tariffs are not a threat, currency fluctuations can often noticeably increase the price of imported produce. The more you can grow your own food, the more you can protect yourself from inflation and save money. You’ll also be eating healthier produce and reducing your carbon footprint.

All About Hellebores

Hellebores are an incredible group of evergreen perennials for gardeners from zone 3 to zone 9. In warmer zones, they are winter- and early spring-bloomers providing colour from late November through April. In colder zones, they flower in late winter and early spring as soon as the snow melts. In any zone they provide interest when most other plants are soundly dormant bringing forth the first major burst of perennial colour for the season.

The Brave New World of Itoh Peonies

Some of the most exciting advancements in gardening have come from hybridization—crossing two distinct species that would never naturally intersect, resulting in horticultural hybrids unlike anything previously seen. Itoh peonies are a remarkable example of this groundbreaking innovation.

Cutting Edge Bearded Iris

Bearded or German bearded iris are timeless perennials that have consistently flourished in temperate gardens around the globe. Celebrated by artists like Van Gogh and Georgia O’Keeffe, these stunning flowers have been cherished by gardeners across Europe for centuries. Throughout the years, plant breeders have developed thousands of cultivars, further enhancing their diversity and allure. At Phoenix Perennials, we carry many of these rare and cutting edge cultivars.

All About Dahlia

All About Dahlia It’s hard not to love Dahlia. They are bold and cheerful and come in a wide range of colours, forms, and sizes. Some cultivars have flowers that are just 2 inches wide while others offer flowers that are 8, 10 or even 12 inches across!

Grow Avocado, Guava & Passionfruit

Grow Avocado, Guava & Passionfruit With a little winter protection, you can grow your own subtropical fruits! If Canadians can grow citrus, then why not try avocados, guava and passionfruit? Avocado Few people in the Great White North have tried to grow avocado. Information is

Aeonium: Succulents for Drama and Vertical Appeal

Aeonium: Succulents for Drama and Vertical Appeal Aeonium, sometimes called tree houseleeks, is a wonderful group of rosette-forming succulents that have the added appeal of growing atop woody trunks into architecturally beautiful branching sculptures…