Gardening tips from PRO-MIX

Gardening... means brightening your world by growing something colorful, lush, moving,
and awe-inspiring. It means a return to basics. It means doing your part for the greater good.
And we live and breathe to help you create something stunning you can be proud of, season
after season. So that you can sit back and admire the fruit of your work… It’s all beautiful.

how to choose a Christmas theme to decorate your home like a pro at Christmas with a tree and professional lighting.

Christmas decorations: the most beautiful trends

Even if you want to save a few bucks or preserve traditions, a little change never hurts. Especially when all you need to do is store away a few items temporarily and replace them with others to create new traditions.

The art of winter landscaping: gardening differently

Preparing your garden for the cold season isn’t only about protecting plants from the bad weather.

Scandinavian-style macrame plant hanger

Here is how to create your own Scandinavian-style decoration.

What if summer lasted all year: our best tips to warm up your outdoor space

Here are our best ideas to make the most of your backyard all year round. When the first chills are felt, your outdoor space will be magnificent and all set for all kinds of sweet moments.

Tips For Protecting Your Plants During Winter

It is important to protect plants before the first frosts of winter, which may end the life of the plant.

Halloween decorations: make a witch's broom

Ornamental grasses, dried flowers, vines... Even at the end of the season, the garden conceals treasures for those who know where to find them. Here is a simple and flexible DIY depending on what you have on hand. You will be amazed by the result!

Trendy Halloween pumpkins: how to make them yourself!

Here are the trendiest pumpkins as well as instructions to make them easily and inexpensively. Some projects can be done in just a few minutes, others are the perfect excuse to have a pleasant time with your family or friends!

Homemade pumpkin spice latte… the recipe!

Our version of the famous pumpkin spice syrup is every bit as good as the one that got the ball rolling a few years ago! Enjoy it in the garden, wrapped in your favourite woolen sweater.

How to care for hydrangea

They are found in almost every North American garden. Some varieties have even become iconic over the years, such as the abundant blooms of the blue or violet hydrangeas that brighten up the front yards of the beautiful houses of Cape Cod.

Planting trees to fight climate change

It’s estimated that a mature tree can produce enough oxygen for a family of four. In summer, it can cool the same amount of air as 15 air conditioners.

How to dry hydrangea flowers

This tutorial explains 3 easy methods to dry hydrangea blooms. You’ll also learn when to pick them and how to preserve your bouquets for years!

When to plant trees

Fall is one of the best times to plant a tree, as it won’t be subject to heat and drought stresses. You just have to make sure it has enough time to establish its roots before the cold sets in. Read our article for more information as well as our best pl

Beautiful indoor green plant under bright lighting, decoration with plants.

Bringing outdoor plants indoors for the winter

After a few months spent outdoors, it’s now time to bring your plants back inside. This little ritual requires that you make sure no unwanted guests make it in with them.

Beautiful drought-tolerant garden with plants to counter climate change: decorative garlic, sage, speedwell.

Creating drought-tolerant gardens

Summers are getting hotter and hotter, and with the need to preserve water being more pressing, our gardens are changing. Keep yours healthy and lush all season with drought-tolerant plants.

When and how to harvest vegetables in the vegetable garden, the best tips for knowing when to pick vegetables.

When and how to harvest vegetables from the garden

How to pick vegetables to extend your harvest or even encourage your plants to produce more? Which vegetables should be picked before they reach full maturity? Which should be harvested before the first frost?