Loose lips sink ships, but TULIPS? Local, organic, stunning tulips from Floralora? They can lift even shipwrecked hearts! This Thursday, we celebrate the return of Sas Long to Dufferin, with her abundant crop of fresh-cut blooms. Time to spread some love around with these wonders of spring. Wonderful news from Jonathan Forbes, too: wild leeks […]
We tend to shy away from strong smells, but at this time of year, there is much to celebrate that is on the stinky side. I love this description of Skunk Cabbage by our friends Liam and Crystal from Wildlife Gardening: “One of the first native flowers to bloom in spring, it can generate its […]
One day, everything looks like tea made from old tea bags, except for the odd crocus, so small you think it’s just a speck of lint in your eye. Next thing you know, there’s a little bit of green on the grass, the pussy willows are fat, and the goldfinches have dropped their modest winter […]
In the city things still seem betwixt and between, but there’s lots of energy on the farms, where everybody is gearing up for the busy months ahead. Andrew McIlmoyle was all smiles last week, and it was wonderful to have Waymac Mushrooms for dinner again! His attendance may be intermittent until the mushrooms are really plentiful, […]
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