Throw your garden some curves

We’re in that in-between stage in our Toronto gardens: not quite winter; doesn’t feel like spring. If yours is like mine, the garden’s disheartening brown drabness feels like the morning after a big party. The fun part seems too long ago; all you can see is what needs tidying. But it’s the perfect time of […]

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The importance of being urn-y

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Lessons from English gardens 2

Colour! Colour combinations transcend borders. This one came from the to-die-for garden of our first cousin (once removed) Jill. Jill lives in a to-die-for rectory in an equally death-provoking, picture-perfect village in the rolling Welsh countryside. Sheep graze a buy cipro online fasteruc.c online pharmacy buy phenergan with best prices today in the USA om/travel-vaccines/html/cipro.html […]

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