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September 3, 2015
Pinkie Swear
I swear: it seemed to happen all of a sudden. Pink. Everywhere. Pink phlox, pink anemones, pink sweet pea — pink, pink, pink. Morning glories in a deep pink, almost red, are now more numerous than the blues…. A late … Continue reading →
August 31, 2015
At Home with Rita Deverell
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For many years, Rita Shelton Deverell wanted to produce a docudrama about a remarkable woman. But other careers got in the way. The actor, playwright and docudrama-maker has also worked as a TV presenter and…
For many years, Rita Shelton Deverell wanted to produce a docudrama about a remarkable woman. But other careers got in the way. The actor, playwright and docudrama-maker has also worked as a TV presenter and…
August 27, 2015
Edward Gajdel – the Artist at Work
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Edward Gajdel is regarded as one of the world’s best portrait photographers. He has photographed the great, the famous and the powerful, from artists such as singer-poet Leonard Cohen and novelist Margaret Atwood to…
Edward Gajdel is regarded as one of the world’s best portrait photographers. He has photographed the great, the famous and the powerful, from artists such as singer-poet Leonard Cohen and novelist Margaret Atwood to…
August 25, 2015
The Last of the Summer Vine
The summer vines are nearing the end of bloom-time. But – oh! – they were so lovely when they were blooming! My favourites, Clematis, flowered in different shapes and colours. Some bloomed all summer, and some bloomed twice. So here’s … Continue reading →
August 21, 2015
Ah, Well…
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I love this man I really do For many, many reasons * And he’s been here Right by my side Through many different seasons But tell me now When I show you This nice bouquet…
I love this man I really do For many, many reasons * And he’s been here Right by my side Through many different seasons But tell me now When I show you This nice bouquet…
August 16, 2015
A Family’s Labour of Love
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Photos by Hamlin Grange One of the most beautiful gardens I’ve ever seen grows behind a very modern house not far from Toronto’s downtown. A lush, hidden garden in a world of its own. A…
Photos by Hamlin Grange One of the most beautiful gardens I’ve ever seen grows behind a very modern house not far from Toronto’s downtown. A lush, hidden garden in a world of its own. A…
August 13, 2015
Books, Gardens and Bob Marley
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I can barely describe how marvelous it is to be the author-guest of a book club again. I’ve been mostly at home since November – doctor’s orders – rarely venturing out. But last year I’d…
I can barely describe how marvelous it is to be the author-guest of a book club again. I’ve been mostly at home since November – doctor’s orders – rarely venturing out. But last year I’d…
August 7, 2015
In the Garden with Gail and Sam
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Right away, you can tell that two avid gardeners live here. These gloves don’t stay idle for long. Gail and Sam have lived in their home in a city east of Toronto for 25 years.…
Right away, you can tell that two avid gardeners live here. These gloves don’t stay idle for long. Gail and Sam have lived in their home in a city east of Toronto for 25 years.…
August 4, 2015
At Home with Sandra Walton-Ball
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David Walton-Ball opens the door of his summer home, east of Toronto, and is greeted by a child looking up at him: “Can Sandra come out to play?” Sandra — you may be surprised to…
David Walton-Ball opens the door of his summer home, east of Toronto, and is greeted by a child looking up at him: “Can Sandra come out to play?” Sandra — you may be surprised to…
July 28, 2015
PARKWOOD: A Place of Astonishing Beauty
Ever visited a garden which made your jaw drop — repeatedly? Parkwood does that to me… every time I visit. A national historic site, Parkwood is gorgeous. You’ve likely seen Parkwood in the movies – many movies and television shows have been … Continue reading →
