Fair Trade in the garden: Ten Thousand Villages

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Pardon my fuzz: Botanical tiles

  This mosaic of botanical tiles caught my eye in a panel beside the elevator in the upstairs mezzanine of the Royal Botanical Gardens in Burlington. They look like fired clay, with the imprint of actual leaves and flowers. Please excuse the fuzziness of buy xifaxan online www.indcheminternational.com/wp-content/uploads/2024 online pharmacy buy lyrica with best prices […]

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Daytrips: St. Jacob’s Farmers’ Market

On Sunday, while in Waterloo, we went a few clicks further north to visit St. Jacob’s. I was in dire need of f online pharmacy buy clindamycin with best prices today in the USA resh-picked apples, and hoped we’d have time to visit the farmers’ market. The huge market in St. Jacob’s is open on […]

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To tchotchke or not to tchotchke

As in life, so am I when it comes to garden ornamentation: a relativist. (Even in my relativism, I’m with my pal Petronius, who said: All things in moderation, including moderation.) Purists have it in for tchotchke, knickknacks or bric-a-brac in the garden. Let’s say, they have a low QQ (Quirk Quotient). As a relativist […]

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