September is one of the most productive—and forgiving—months in a Kamloops garden. Cooler nights, warm days, and soil that still holds summer heat make it ideal for planting, dividing, cleaning up, and preparing for winter. Planting & Dividing Spring bulbs — Plant hardy bulbs such as daffodils, tulips, and crocus. Choose large, firm bulbs, add a bulb fertilizer, and water … Continue reading →
Saturday, May 9, 2026 • 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Heritage House, 100 Lorne Street, Riverside Park, Kamloops, BC Our much‑loved annual Plant Sale is back, and we’d love to see you there. Whether you’re filling garden beds, hunting for new favourites, or simply supporting the club, this is one of our most joyful community events. Get your gardens growing with … Continue reading →
Kamloops Garden Club Annual Plant Sale Saturday, May 9, 2026 • 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Heritage House, 100 Lorne Street, Riverside Park, Kamloops, BC Our much‑loved annual Plant Sale is back, and we’d love to see you there. Whether you’re filling garden beds, hunting for new favourites, or simply supporting the club, this is one of our most joyful … Continue reading →
As the days grow shorter and temperatures dip, our indoor plants face a season of subtle stress that often goes unnoticed. Winter brings lower light, drier air, and cooler nights—conditions that can challenge even the hardiest houseplants. With a few thoughtful adjustments, though, you can help your green companions not just survive the colder months but stay vibrant and healthy … Continue reading →
The three biggest mistakes that ruin poinsettias are: exposing them to cold drafts, overwatering, and keeping them in low light. Avoiding these will keep your plant vibrant all season long. Improper Watering Overwatering is the most common problem → leads to root rot and yellowing leaves. Underwatering causes wilting and leaf drop. Let soil dry completely between waterings; water … Continue reading →
The following article from Gardening Know How provides lots of guidance on how to help you safely transition your tropical house plants back indoors from their summer outdoor location. “Figuring out how to bring an outdoor plant inside without bugs is easy and keeps your house from turning into a pest party. Nobody wants aphids or spider mites all over … Continue reading →
