The last few weeks of August are often the most almost-perfect part of summer.
Tag: native perennials
Six on Saturday – 08/08/2020 – Summer with a Hint of Fall
It’s been a pretty lovely week in the garden: a bit of rain early on, enough to fill the rain barrels and keep the tomatoes and beans happy; a lot of sunshine to keep the roses and zinnias and peppers happy; new blooms loaded with pollen to keep the bees happy. Every Saturday, The Propagator […]
Six on Saturday – 09/05/2020 – frost and other surprises
Native perennials and other spring surprises are in the garden today.
Marsh Marigolds
Marsh Marigolds now in bloom throughout Southern Ontario!
Six on Saturday – Volunteers & Vistas
All week we’ve been bombarded with heat wave warnings for this Canada Day long weekend – we’re lucky to live close enough to the lake to enjoy relatively cool breezes but I finished mot of my heavy chores Thursday evening. A sweet smell wafted over me while mowing and I realized the Milkweed was opening. […]
