Gardening in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada
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 […]
Still some colourful fall foliage as a cold and wet winter approaches.
It’s been a busy month and today is blustery. We’ve had s bit of hail already and are expecting a lot of rain this afternoon – here are a quick Six in between chores. After the hot and dry summer it feels almost sacrilegious to empty the rain barrels….but it’s an autumn chore that needs […]
Still splashes of colour in the garden as cooler temperatures finally arrive.
Snapdragons are hitting their peak, days before frost is due while Colchicum continue to dazzle.
Pine Sawfly devastates my Pinus strobus pendula while a warm first weekend of autumn means the garden stays colourful.
Spiders, Bees and Cherry Tomatoes provide colour in the garden this week!
A 20 degree drop in daytime temps may signal the beginning of the end of summer…heavy sigh…
Most of the things growing in the garden are there on purpose. Honestly!
It’s a soupy, foggy morning but The County is already chock full of tourists and day trippers enjoying this long weekend. It’s traditionally the busiest weekend of the year, with lineups to get to one of our glorious beaches, winery parking lots full, brewery patios bustling, art galleries and studios full of eyes. Meanwhile, in […]
