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Veronica, commonly known as 'Speedwell,' is a stunning perennial that graces many gardens with its colorful spikes of flowers. Its varieties range in hue from purples and blues to pinks and whites. Besides its ornamental beauty, Veronica is relatively easy to grow, making it a favorite for both beginner and experienced gardeners.
Stepping onto a wooden deck overlooking a tranquil lake can be one of the most calming experiences. The water's gentle ripples, the chirping birds, and the scent of fresh air all combine to provide a serene getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. But as picturesque as it might seem, the wear and... Continue Reading →
Blanket Flowers have been the biggest surprise success in our Northern cottage garden this summer!
Butter Tart Squares taste just as delicious as those classic Canadian butter tarts, but they are much easier to make!
We took a last minute trip to Florida to watch some Toronto Blue Jays spring training games and had a wonderful time with very little advance planning!
The history of peanut butter, its Canadian inventor, and its American evolution!
A mysterious island barn is a legacy of Ontario's historic Ice Harvest industry.
We booked our flights west with Flair Airlines - a review of our experience and an update!
A recipe for blueberry jam with canning instructions and a printable recipe card.
A little bit of Labour Day history
We love our island cottage. A story about the pros and cons of island life.
We were blessed to see these examples of Ontario wildlife this summer.
I made home brewed beer with a kit and refills from Mr. Beer.
A post from 2020 about the War Measures Act during the 1970 October Crisis - and comment about today's invoking of the Emergency Act
A few travel details about our latest ice fishing road trip.