Tinkerbell's Garden at Canada Blooms
Created by Beth Edney, Frank Ferragine, and Jordan Murfin.
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Tips for Harvesting Vegetables
Frank Ferragine "a.k.a Frankie Flowers" give us some tips for harvesting vegetables in summer and fall in this Cityline segment.
World War Weeds: How to Control Your Own Garden
Frankie Flowers showcases the best of the best products and tricks to keep those pesky weeds far away from your garden in this segment from Cityline.
How to Bundle a Beautiful Bouquet
Frankie Flowers demonstrates the best way to assemble a bouquet using colourful picks that are perfect for any occasion.
Bright Fun Flowers for Spring
Frankie Flowers gives a look at some flowers that will have us looking forward to brighter and sunnier days.
Time to Talk Tomatoes with Frankie Flowers
The taste of a juicy tomato freshly plucked from the garden is one of my favourite summer-gardening moments. Undoubtedly the world’s most popular fruit grown in the vegetable garden, tomatoes come in all shapes, colours, sizes and flavours. From cherry tomatoes, slicers and plum tomatoes, to colours of red, yellow and purple – believe it or not, all require the same growing conditions. Here are some quick tips to get your perfect tomato garden growing this summer.
9 Steps for a Perfectly Green Lawn
Having a perfectly green lawn may seem impossible, but if you follow these 9 steps for lawn care from lawn and garden expert Frankie Flowers, you are well on your way!
Find Peace in the Garden
There’s nothing better for your soul than growing a garden. Countless studies have shown the positive effects gardening has had on both physical and mental health, not to mention the nutritional benefits of growing your own food. In fact, several additional studies have proven gardeners who grow their own food eat more fruit and vegetables than their peers. After-school gardening programs have seen students’ willingness to try unique foods increase — in fact many of the students in these studies have said the foods they’ve had a hand in growing just taste better! Can anyone grow a garden?
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