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• A wide selection of seeds
• Terreaux de qualité
• Premium seed-starting mixes
• Trays and containers
• Heat mats
• Grow lights
• Humidity domes...
 
And of course, our knowledgeable staff will be happy to guide you every step of the way. It's also the perfect time to pick up a portable mini greenhouse —an ideal transition space for your young plants when the weather warms up.
 
   
  Success starts with the right growing conditions. Seedlings need optimal light, quality soil, proper moisture, and good air circulation. Using an indoor greenhouse setup with specialized lighting can make all the difference. And don't cut corners on soil quality — it's the foundation of strong, healthy plants.

Think abundance: tomatoes, fresh herbs, pumpkins, squash, pole beans‚ your garden starts here! Stop by and chat with our experts — we’re here to help you grow with confidence. 		 
 
 
 
 
 
Keep an eye on our displays for bright and beautiful tuberous begonias. With a wide range of sizes, colours, and bloom types (single, semi-double, or double), there's something for every style.

Dahlias are another showstopper you can count on for spectacular garden impact-bold, vibrant, and full of life.

You'll also fall in love with cannas, gladiolus, and lilies to fill every corner of your landscape with colour and elegance.
 
 
The more time you take to plan and choose wisely, the more rewarding your harvest will be. Small fruit gardening has been growing in popularity, and the range of cultivars available today is truly impressive. Classic favourites like raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries remain must-haves — but why not explore something new? Consider hardy kiwi berries, aronia, goji berries, and more!

Select varieties based on the conditions you can provide and the space you have available. Urban gardener? Why not grow small fruits in SmartPots? Many cultivars are hardy enough to overwinter above ground.

Take the opportunity to discover unique varieties rarely found at the market, such as sweet, amber-yellow raspberries that produce over an extended season.
Worried about missing harvest because of vacation plans? No problem. Many cultivars are early or everbearing. And don't forget delicious haskap berries, ready as early as mid-June! Come speak with our experienced horticulturists — we’ll help you make the perfect choices.
 
 
 
 
March is the ideal month to prune trees that need shaping, as their structure is clearly visible before leaf-out. Important: Avoid pruning trees that "bleed" sap during dormancy-especially maples, walnuts, birches, and hornbeams. Apple trees, plum trees, and most other fruit trees, however, benefit greatly from March pruning.
Basic Pruning Tips:
• Don't overdo it — trees need branches and foliage to thrive.
• Remove no more than one-third of the tree at a time.
• Disinfect tools regularly with 70% alcohol to prevent disease spread.
• Keep tools sharp for clean, precise cuts.
• Avoid leaving stubs — they invite pests and disease.
For more complex jobs, seek advice or hire a professional.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The columns in this newsletter are signed by

Julie Lemieux
for Jardin Jasmin
 
6305 Boul Henri-Bourassa W, Montreal, Quebec H4R 1C7  514 332-2978
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