Nature

In May of this year, a friend of our family gave me some bulbs to try out in my garden.

Not just any bulbs. Wild, black irises bulbs that grew naturally in the Cedars region.

I planted some in my compost and some in the soil of my garden.

I am now excited to see them well-sprouted, despite all the cats from the neighborhood.

Read on for more info about this not-so-common flower and its symbolism!

By Pyotr Kropotkin - narrated by Peter Kenny

8 hours 24 min

This ornamental flower is sort of special.

I only planted a small stem this summer and it has grown and is already blooming 🥰

Read on for the uses of this beautiful plant...

Since I am spending time in my garden, it is normal to stumble upon its inhabitants.

What are soldier flies?

Read on and maybe you could help me!

This noticeable plant goes by different denominations.

Its most remarkable trait is that its leaves turn red in the fall season, or as soon as the weather gets cooler.

Want to know more? Read on!

If one daffodil is worth a thousand pleasures, then one is too few - William Wordsworth

I stumbled on some wild daffodils on an outing with friends.

So here are some info about this flower, and its symbolism!

Last week, while shooting the short reel for the plumeria post, I spotted a small transluscent dude in one of the plumeria flowers.

I had to research it and try to learn the necessary to make sure my small tree is safe.

Read on to find out more about white spiders!