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Plants Always Win, a gardening podcast co-hosted by Erin Alladin and Sean Patchett, has won two 2026 GardenComm Silver Laurel Medals of Achievement

Join the Climate Action Forum and Repair Café to explore environmental sustainability this Sunday. Bring your broken household items and engage in family-friendly activities while connecting with expe...

Sean talks with Jesse Thorn about how gardening in LA, compares to gardening in Ontario; about produce exchange and community food distribution organizations; and about the power of access to green…

An empowering and playful picture book about gender expression, individuality, and being true to yourself. Guinea Pigs Don’t Wear Pants by Chris Paul Rainbows (they/them) is coming in 2026 from Rebel ...

Spring is tiptoeing in and we want to set you up for the smoothest garden year ever. This week we’re recording live on location in Erin’s garden and examining what tasks she has already…

The "Authors Talk Gardening" Book Party: Fresh Inspiration for your 2026 Garden! -✨ Ready to turn your spring gardening dreams into reality? Join us for a lively evening with four of the industry’s m...

In this versus episode, we compete to make you fall in love with two of the nicest-smelling and slowest-growing plants in the garden: rosemary (Salvia rosemarinus) and lavender (specifically Lavand…

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Is a daffodil the same as a narcissus? Experts explain the real difference, how the names are used, and what gardeners should know before planting.

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As the 2026 growing season waves tantalizingly on the far horizon, we’d like to help you prepare for a disaster-free garden. To do that, we’re sharing a few key landscape design principles…along wi…

If you’re looking to build a relationship with the land that feeds you, you can start by embracing the wisdom of the Internet’s Mushroom Auntie, Gabrielle Cerberville. She joins Erin and Sean to di…

For this episode, a class of elementary-school students prepared a list of questions about plants for Sean and Erin to answer. How did plants come to be the way they are? Why did they evolve to hav…

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‘Plants Always Win is a podcast where two Ontario gardeners dive down plant-fact rabbit holes, answer audience questions, interview intriguing guests,’ host Alladin said

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Outdated municipal bylaws and enforcement policies limit the potential of habitat gardens to positively transform our cities, towns and communities