Roche Fleurie Garden
Diary of a Frugal Gardener
Sunday, March 11, 2018
Saturday, February 17, 2018
Saturday, February 3, 2018
Smooth Green Snake
The previous post on slugs brought back to mind the smooth green snake, because slugs are part of its diet!
I have mentioned that snake before, but not in detail. I wish I could convince this beautiful small snake to settle in the garden, but that leads me to a conundrum - perhaps it would if I had more slugs!
Smooth Green Snake |
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Cold and Snow
A very snowy winter |
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Rainy Summer
I mentioned in a previous post that the summer had started rainy. Well, it still is rainy. A few drops are falling as I am writing this, and the day before yesterday a downpour lasted several hours.
Lilium michiganense - native to our area though rare in the wild and now included in Lilium canadense |
Friday, June 30, 2017
Raised Beds
We have always had raised beds in the southern half of the garden, but not in the other half.
The soil is very thin here in the Bruce, and so anything that can increase its volume is most welcome.
These first raised beds were made when the garden was first created, around 2007, and are very permanent, made of stones and concrete.
The soil is very thin here in the Bruce, and so anything that can increase its volume is most welcome.
These first raised beds were made when the garden was first created, around 2007, and are very permanent, made of stones and concrete.
The existing raised beds made of stones and concrete |
Location : Bruce Peninsula, Ontario
Bruce Peninsula, Northern Bruce Peninsula, ON N0H, Canada
Thursday, June 15, 2017
A Summer of Revenants
The last four or five weeks have been rather wet in our part of the world, and hot days have not been numerous (hot days for us are above 25 C).
Even if humans do not enjoy that kind of weather, most plants do. In fact, a good number of plants I thought dead, some for many years, have made a comeback.
I expect the extra water is the reason for these "resurrections". The most spectacular is Camassia.
Saturday, May 13, 2017
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
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