Mary’s Ontario Garden – Bagicha Bazaar

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Today’s photos are of Mary in Ontario.

We built our house in 2008. Our gardens have evolved over the years.

It’s fun to see a perennial garden go from flat to full and lush. In winter it gets 3 to 6 feet of snow. We love the fall color from the maple trees, yellow pines and burning bush.

I love when the sun illuminates the Japanese maple in the afternoon. Quickfire hydrangeas are one of my favorite performers for year-round interest. There is always something new or different to learn, and we get a lot of enjoyment out of our hard work. I love that there are different levels and growing situations. We have full sun areas, wet shade areas, and dry and hot spots. I have fresh cut flowers from May to November.

Garden with young plant life in early springEarly spring, garden still mostly with hundred

Light pink oriental poppies in front of various foliage plants in springOriental Poppy (Popover Oriental, Zones 3-7) preside over a lush spring garden.

A garden scene with a few plants in bloomAnother view of the garden in spring, the oriental poppies in the foreground still in bud.

Colorful plants in the garden in autumnBrilliant autumn colors

An early summer garden with lots of pink flowersLate spring/early summer, with large clumps of peonies (Peonia hybrids, zones 3-8) look great.

A view of shrubs in a shady lawnA dappled shade over the perfect lawn that looks lush and inviting in summer

Summer garden with shrubs and annual flowersAnnuals provide pops of summer color, while a hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata, Zones 3–8) displays its full summer flower display in the background.

Pink hydrangea in autumnQuickfire Hydrangea lives up to its name as it turns red with the leaves of the trees in the background.

Small circular garden with shrubs and small treesA perfect island bed in the lawn

Expansive view of garden and patioWhat a magical place to sit and enjoy a Canadian summer!

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