New fountain, a gazing ball and some new solar lights - the garden's supporting cast members, are preparung for their curtain call for the 2017 season.
Getting the 2017 Garden’s Supporting Cast Ready for ActionÂ
The first flower of spring
Lovely crocus greeted me today, ushering in the official gardening season.
Definitive Signs of SpringÂ
Nature - life, finds a way. How true a statement that is indeed. Despite the snow surrounding the tender shoots, daffodils are triumphantly sprouting towards the glorious spring sunshine, unabated and unabashed. Another month and they'll be fading away, allowing the peonies to step into their deserved late spring spotlight.
Late Winter Beauty – March’s ‘Lion’ brings sunny skies
If you live in Central Ontario, you know that winter doesn't really end with the arrival of March. I remember a May 2-4 weekend that was spent looking out the window at a wicked winter storm ravaging newly emerged leaf buds and shocked daffodils. I've learned long ago to enjoy what winter brings, good and …
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B.C. Signing On to Health Care DealÂ
B.C. signing health-care deal with federal government, including money for opioid crisis http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/bc-federal-health-funding-deal-1.3987944 Shared via the CBC News Android App
Christmastime VistasÂ
For some it's the tree and presents, for me, Christmas is snow, cold nights and lights.
Canadians warned about car-licking moose
Canadians warned about car-licking moose - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-38329779 Only in Canada!
ReflectionsÂ
November doesn't usually afford such warm days & still waters. Feeling quite blessed to have this view out my front windows.
Can’t Get Enough of Fall!
I just love Fall in central Ontario, all the amazing colours, the stunning beauty! Here are some latest photos from around Parry Sound and Seguin Township (home, sweet home).
Fall Garden Colour
The colours of the leaves are complemented by some lovely late-flowering beauty in my Fall Garden.
The Northern Herper 
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