Wes Porter

Wes Porter is a horticultural consultant and writer based in Toronto. Wes has over 40 years of experience in both temperate and tropical horticulture from three continents.

Most Recent Articles by Wes Porter:

Posies of Rosies February 24, 2008
Garden Centres
Wiarton Willie, Punxsutawney Phil, Shubenacadie Sam February 17, 2008
Children’s Gardening, Groundhog Day
The Sex Life of Trees February 10, 2008
Pornography on the Internet, procreation among plants
Flowers and Valentine’s Day February 3, 2008
Hillary Swank, Spices and Spice Girls
Pee for Phosphorus January 24, 2008
Children’s Gardening
On the Seed Scene January 22, 2008
What's new
Botanicalls: The Plants Have Your Number January 15, 2008
A new channel of communication between plants and humans
Forays of the Fashionistas January 8, 2008
Green the New Black in Fashion
January Gardening January 1, 2008
City of Toronto Expenses, gardening claims
“If You Can’t Beat ‘Em Eat ‘Em: Insects and the art of entomophagy December 31, 2007
Letter from a reader
View What Is New December 24, 2007
Gardening Web:
The Wacky World of Woad December 17, 2007
Children’s Gardening
Christmas Comes But Once a Year . . . December 10, 2007
Al Gore and David Suzuki business of Global warming
December Gardeing December 3, 2007
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Making Music for Your Plants – Even Having a Chat November 26, 2007
Children’s Gardening
Botanical Treasures November 19, 2007
Gardening Web
John William Waterhouse: An Echo of Narcissus November 12, 2007
Daffodils and narcissus
November Gardening November 5, 2007
Leaves, Mulch, Shrubs and Perennials
Oh Deer, Deer October 22, 2007
Gardening Web
The Salt of the Earth, October 15, 2007
Children’s Gardening
Which Plants Are Witch? October 8, 2007
Witch Hazel,
October Gardening October 1, 2007
Lawncare, bulb planting
No-Waste Lawn & Garden September 28, 2007
Gardening Web
Children’s Gardening September 21, 2007
Some Like It Hot, Peppers Capsicum
More Limericks of a Vaguely Garden Substance September 14, 2007
Limericks from the Garden
Gardening in September September 7, 2007
Bulbs, Perennials, Vegetables