The Crown of Thorns from the top of the #Consecon library tower is undergoing refurbishment.
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Silent Sunday – Cattails in Winter
Even cattails can provide winter interest and beauty in a long, cold winter.
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Colour Hits for a Snowy Week
Spring bulbs are just starting to show up at the Allan Gardens Conservatory in Toronto
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Six on Saturday – Inside and Out
Gardening in Prince Edward County is still, mainly, an indoor venture in Prince Edward County.
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Silent Sunday – Canada Geese
Not sure why these Canada Geese decided to spend the winter here instead of heading south!
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Six On Saturday – 02/02/19 – Welcome Back, Winter. We’ve Missed You!
A heavy snowfall in Prince Edward County means rabbits are starting to eat shrubs
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What happens to a beach in winter?
The answer is, of course, it depends. It depends on what part of the world the beach is in, the weather in any given winter, the size and type of water body the beach is on, if it’s the beginning middle or end of winter, and, more esoterically perhaps, your own point of view. In […]
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Silent Sunday – Winter Interest #6 – Frozen in Place
The woods are mostly silent in winter at the Frink Conservation area -one of Quinte Conservation’s many protected wilderness areas.
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Six on Saturday – B&W – Mainly
With snow on the ground and grey winter skies, shooting in black and white often produces striking images.
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Six on Saturday – Winter is here!
A cold Saturday means indoor seedy things
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Silent Sunday – Vibrant Moss
On this Silent Sunday, much of the Quinte Conservation forest in the Frink Conservation area is dormant…moss is as vibrant green as every though!
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Silent Sunday – Winter Interest # 5 – Two Sumac, New Year’s Day
Interesting how some Sumac lose their berry clusters in winter, and some don’t?
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Six on Saturday – 2019 Day One
On New Year’s Eve we had a few cm of snow on the ground, but it warmed up and rained that night and, by the first light of the first day of the new year, everything was green (and brown and grey) again. Not to worry – winter is still here! We had more snow […]
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Kitchen Garden Planning – Edible Flowers
Edible ornamental flowers are becoming more popular as gardeners seek to get maximum use from small or kitchen gardens.
