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How to save seed for tailor-made plants

Gardeners in past ages had no option but to save their own seed. They chose the most vigorous and productive plants and let them grow past harvest-time. When they flowered, pollination took place.

When fear keeps you single

Are we so fearful that we are committing less in Vancouver?

Mazda CX-9 practical and roomy

Little unchanged from 2011 edition

Letter of the week

To the editor: Re: "Former planners look to widen Vancouver streets for housing," Aug. 3. Our culture is obsessed with thinness, but this is going too far. My home is located on a West Side corner.

Latest Scion falls short but still makes the podium

Moderately practical and nimble, the FR-S can be noisy
CITY CELLAR: Getting to know wine in Vancouver

CITY CELLAR: Getting to know wine in Vancouver

Bored of the beach yet? OK, me neither, but lets say you DID want to mix it up a little.
Fresh from the Vancouver Farmers Market: Kohlrabi

Fresh from the Vancouver Farmers Market: Kohlrabi

Kohlrabi may be one of the weirdest looking veggies in the farmers market but it is also one of the most underrated. It has a bright peppery freshness with a similar texture to a broccoli stalk.

Housing Market Takes a Breather

"Faster, Higher, Stronger." That's been the story of the Vancouver real estate market for the last decade as prices rose higher and homes sold faster on strong demand.

Fred Lee's Person of Interest: Barrie Mowatt took his passion for art and made it public

Avid cyclist leads Tour de Biennale fundraiser Aug. 19

Nitrogen may explain huge stems but no vegetables

Planting cabbage, lettuce or chard next summer to use up nitrogen
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