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Stuck in the Mud

Posted by Our Northern Home on April 17, 2020April 20, 2020

The kids stuck in the mud after a day of cleaning rubbish up found on the property

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I am not the only one loving all the beautiful Joe Pye Weed nlooming at the moment. #wildflowers #bees #northernontariowildflowers

The flowers have loved todays rain! A quick walk this evening after the clouds moved along to discover more beautiful blooms! Wild Pink Yarrow, Loads more beautiful Calendula blooms of all kinds, Rudebeckia, and our Pink Milqdy Asters and English daisies are finally growing strong!

New Arrivals! Handcrafted by Lemon Lily Tea of Toronto Luxury Hot Chocolate Blends. All natural ingredients in Strawberry, Mint, Salted Caramel, Coconut Caramel, Spiced and Dark Chocolate!

Masontops Neoprene insulating sleeves fit the tall 900ml square or round glass mason jars for your hot or cold beverages. Sleeves are available in Purple, Gre or Teal. $11.25 each or 2 for $20. The multi top lids are ideal for storing dry goods or as drinking lids for your favourite beverage available in multiple colours for both Regular and Wide mouth mason jars.

"Delosperma Floribunda" or Ice plants. These seedlings started as cute little rabbit ears that started slowly but are growing in leaps and bounds now.These succulents can be grown as annuals in a sandy well draining location with Full Sun or in a container/hanging basket to be brought indoors over the winter where it will continue to grow all winter long in a bright south facing window. These guys need minimal care, preferring a gentle misting regularly and light peat moss. Their spreading/creeping habit will fill a rock garden or container with these unique little blooms and leaves that "sparkle" hence the name Ice Plant. The leaves are even edible though very salty lol. We have a limited amount available $6 each.#iceplants #succulents

Aren't these just the prettiest Calendula they have been thriving in our Orchard despite all the dry weather we have been having! There seems to be a completely different type of bloom that pops out nearly everyday on the 50+ plants. It will beinterestimg to see what types of blooms we get from the saved seed feom these next year as there should be lotsvof cross pollinating going on! Check out the cool one with the baby flowera growing from the central flowerhead! #Calendula #beautifulblooms #summerflowers #northernontarioflowers #northerngrown

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