Feathered Friends: The beautiful haunting call of the Common Loon
Feathered Friends with Sherrie Versluis Living in Canada is a great thing for nature lovers. We are so fortunate to
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Read MoreCoreopsis pleases everyone! People love it for its sunny, long-lasting blooms. Birds love it for its seeds and butterflies, and
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Read MoreStory & photos by Dorothy Dobbie When we think plants along with soft and fuzzy or velvety leaves, Lamb’s ear
Read MoreNobody likes slugs. Well, nobody except, maybe, five-year-old boys. For gardeners, they chew holes in foliage and leave a very
Read MoreMonarchs and viceroys are often confused due to their strikingly similar appearance. While once thought to be a one-sided mimicry,
Read MoreDo the birds and the bees get a little drunk sometimes? They certainly seem to, at least some of them.
Read MoreBy Dorothy Dobbie Technically and botanically, peas are actually a fruit! Their seeds are developed from the ovary of the
Read MoreBy Shauna Dobbie They are delicious and nutritious, being full of anthocyanins (which are good for you). They’re also native
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