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Arnold Walsh
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Can anyone identify this tree for me? It has thorns.
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Frank Calvano
Frank Calvano ·
What We Miss We rush past beauty every day — a bloom, a color, a moment. Nature doesn’t shout; it whispers. Slow down. Look closer. This is what we miss.
The Heart of Nature
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Tracy T
Tracy T ·
Some ideas or pictures of armour stone in your back yard done with this type of stone?
Northern Natural Stone Supply-SSM | Sault Sainte Marie ON
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Rose C
Rose C ·
Anybody know if strawberry farms are open this year? Not sure about Thompsons
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Danielle Fleming
Danielle Fleming ·
What are these microscopic things on my houseplant?? And how do I get rid of them??? 😭
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Arnold Walsh
Arnold Walsh ·
Bellvue Park
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Arnold Walsh
Arnold Walsh ·
Bellvue Park flowers
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Frank Calvano
Frank Calvano ·
The Taste of Now
The Taste of Now
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Timothy G
Timothy G
The Blue Jay Fledglings are still hanging around in the backyard. The parents continue to visit the last feeder we have up. Central Hill Sault June 17 & 18, 2025
Blue Jay Fledglings 3
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Leah Johnson
Leah Johnson ·
Green thumbs unite: Sault Horticultural Society’s plant sale happening Saturday
Green thumbs unite: Sault Horticultural Society’s plant sale happening Saturday
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Steve K ·
Hope this is right place to ask, sorry if it isn't. What is best weed killer available, for backyard, where had put down landscape fabric and river rock, and weeds growing through? I know there are rules/laws banning the stronger stuff used in other places.
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Eric Moss
Eric Moss ·
Spending the evening in the front yard, cleaning up and preparing for new growth. I need to put down some new mulch!
Small garden bed
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Katie Wright, Village Media
Katie Wright, Village Media ·
Some tips from one of Canada’s premier gardening experts!
No backyard? No problem — tips for starting a garden in small spaces
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Danielle Fleming
Danielle Fleming ·
UPDATE! After weeks and weeks of nothing, I'm finally seeing a few small milkweed plants poking through the dirt. I was losing all hope until we started to get all that sunshine and it seems that's what they were waiting for! 🥰
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Danielle Fleming
Danielle Fleming ·
Finally seeing some blooms ❤️
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
What are you planting this season? — We’re excited to get our garden finished!
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Lacy Atalick
Lacy Atalick ·
🍑 Does anyone know where I can buy a few fruit tree saplings? Looking for cherry, peach and maybe one other stone fruit…
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Megan Doyle
Megan Doyle ·
Does anyone know who to call for hedge trimming?
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Elise Nelson, SooToday
Elise Nelson, SooToday ·
New North Greenhouse Grand Opening! 🌱🌷👨🏼‍🌾 📣Grand Opening Event🎉 Saturday April, 19th, 10am to 2pm Activities: 🐰 Easter Egg Hunt 11am to 12pm 🎨Kids Workshop - Macaroni Egg Painting 12pm to 1pm 🐛"Bug Out" - Entomica Insectarium 10am to 1pm 🖌️Face Painting - Taylor's Fancy Faces 10am to 2pm 🎸Live Music - Cameron Oliver 10am to 2pm All activities & workshops are FREE to join! No registration required. 😊 Vendors: Beaver …
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Danielle Fleming
Danielle Fleming ·
DAY 1 - sowed the milkweed seeds today after they spent a few weeks in a damp paper towel in my fridge. They can take anywhere from 10 to 15 days to start germinating, so fingers crossed I get some plants in a few weeks and I can update with some photos 😊 they will live in my kitchen window sill so they can recieve the most amount of sunlight.
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Arnold Walsh
Arnold Walsh ·
Hibiscus bloom and a little macro playing
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Danielle Fleming
Danielle Fleming ·
I've been wanting to create a butterfly garden full of milkweed in my yard and have had a few unsuccessful attempts over the years. Putting seeds given to me from someone's plants straight into the ground did not work. Tried to transplant existing plants and that also did not work. I now have packaged seeds in wet paper towels getting stratified in my fridge. I've learned I need to do this for several weeks before starting the plants indoors. …
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Jim Bedell
Jim Bedell ·
We have a big beautiful apple tree in our back yard that yields more apples than we know what to do with every year. The problem is that 80% of them are ruined by bugs. Does anyone have any advice or seen solutions that work? We would love to be able to use and share our apples, instead of sending them to the curb in yardbags. Thanks!
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Leah Johnson
Leah Johnson ·
Spring might have had a snowy start this morning, but the indoor garden is full of new growth
Monstera unfurling a new leaf 6
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Arnold Walsh
Arnold Walsh ·
Spring indoors anyway. Can't wait for warmer weather.
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Elise Nelson, SooToday
Elise Nelson, SooToday ·
Gardeners, spring is coming! Seedy Saturday takes place tomorrow Event takes place from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. at the Algoma Public Health building 🌱
Gardeners, spring is coming! Seedy Saturday takes place Saturday
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