Showing posts with label plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plants. Show all posts
Friday, July 31, 2009
Camping with the moon
I went camping with a couple of friends this past week and it rained everyday, The weather in Ontario this year seems to be more like Vancouver winter weather then the weather we normally get in here in Ontario in July. I am sure this is the wettest July we have had in quite a number of years. I am waiting for August to become rather hot then people start complaining that it is way too hot and dry. We still had a good time camping considering all the wet weather and made the best of it. As the sun was setting one night I noticed that the moon was already showing itself. It was only a half moon but it still looked rather near sneaking behind a pine tree.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Ontario's Official flower
The White Trillium
Since 1937 the White Trillium (Trillium grandiflorum ) has been the Official flower of the Province of Ontario, They tend to bloom during the month of May for only a few weeks.
Even though it is not against the law to pick a white trillium in Ontario it is best to leave them where they are because a trillium plant can take up to 11 years to produce its first flower and should be left for others to enjoy.
Even though the White Trillium is the official flower, for fun I thought I would post a picture of a red trillium and if you look close in the background you can see the huge numbers of white trillium's
Since 1937 the White Trillium (Trillium grandiflorum ) has been the Official flower of the Province of Ontario, They tend to bloom during the month of May for only a few weeks.
Even though it is not against the law to pick a white trillium in Ontario it is best to leave them where they are because a trillium plant can take up to 11 years to produce its first flower and should be left for others to enjoy.
Even though the White Trillium is the official flower, for fun I thought I would post a picture of a red trillium and if you look close in the background you can see the huge numbers of white trillium's
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