Digging In With Pam
Exclusive Video Series
Local Garden Guru, Pam unveils secrets in this video series named “Digging In With Pam”. You too can master the art of horticulture with Pam and Lynn.
Introducing
As Hanna’s treasured Garden Guru prepares to retire, we are thrilled to capture her wealth of knowledge gained over years of nurturing the Town’s green space. Join Pam and her assistant, Lynn as t hey share invaluable tips and tricks. In this video series, you will learn how to prepare, maintain, and beautify your trees and flowers throughout the changing seasons. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from a true master of horticulture.
Trees in Spring
Welcome! All gardening enthusiasts, follow along as Pam gets into the tree-mendous world of spring maintenance. Learn what to look for when pruning, what damage to watch for including deer, voles, and sun scald. You’ll also get the inside scoop on fertilizing to make your trees the envy of the neighborhood.
Prepping Containers
Tune in to learn why it’s important not to re-use old soil… Preparing your containers by eliminating compromised soil is the key to grande flower pots.
Prepping Flower Beds
It’s important in Spring to do some prep work so that your flower beds can produce vibrant flowers all season long. Follow along to learn these important steps.
Successful Dirt
Using good quality potting soil is essential. Other dirt will become packed and hard.
Learn why it’s important to water your dirt before planting.
Plan Your Purchase
Know the size of your containers and plan out your recipes. This will help you make a detailed list when you head to the garden centre.
Pam even shares some of her favorite recipes that she uses and includes how many plants are needed.
Mastering Containers
Learn the proper planting technique, when plants are ready to plant and what to fertilize with for successful flower containers this season.
Before and After
Look at the difference a few short weeks can make. By following the tips Pam and Lynn have graciously shared, your plants can be full and abundant.
Did you know that each barrel is watered about three times a week? In the spring, they use about 3 gallons each time. As the summer progresses, the water increases to 4-6 gallons per barrel per week. Be sure to fertiize weekly, and reguarly deadhead and your foliage will be as beautiful.