Early Spring surprise! - a young hawk having breakfast in our garden! He was not afraid to have his picture taken, but honestly this would make a beautiful painting… any takers?
Oh, the colours!!
Angie’s garden in July
Angie’s amazing Japanese tree peonies! - one pictured with a hand to show just how enormous they are!
Poppies are now in bloom in Angie’s garden!
Angie’s amazing Japanese tree peonies are in bloom!
All day long visitors from around the world stop in awe and photograph these enormous blooms situated in Angie’s front garden! - Try and visit soon!
Magic Grows in Angie's Garden!
Planting pink and blue hydrangea next to each other may cause the colours to mix together the following year, blending the pinks and blues to violet!
After planting bulbs and expecting regular lilies to bloom, Angie was surprised to find this new variety of double-petal lilies! After some research, we now know they are called ‘Isabella’ Roselilies
Angie’s Gardening Tip: Turn your tree trunk into a natural flower pot!
Water lily from Angie’s pond - open wide during the day on the left vs. closed in the evening on the right!
Photos of Angie's Garden by Anne Nguyen
“Lovely garden as always. Hope your creativity flourishes every time I stop by.” - Anne Nguyen
Amazing how fast bamboo grows!
Pictured on the left are bamboo shoots just starting to sprout. On the right is the same bamboo only a week later!
Bamboo shoots have started to appear!
This is perennial bamboo that grows several feet high every year - it is a very invasive plant only recommended in areas where you need tall cover
First sign of Spring in my garden - Snowdrops!
Gallery in the Winter
Angie’s garden is beautiful even in the winter months!
Angie's greenhouse is full of life!!
The Secret Garden Entrance...
The path to Angie’s Secret Garden Gallery is blanketed by a 40 year old weeping beech that Angie planted when she first moved into her home in Niagara-on-the-Lake
Angie’s inspiration for painting water lilies
Garden photos from a fan!
“May I share the beauty of your garden through my humble lens”
- Anne Nguyen
Photo credit: Anne Nguyen