CONTENTS SPRING 2014
IN THIS ISSUE: The Spring Garden, The Katie Osborne Lilac Collection, Jardin Exotique de Monaco and more…
SPECIES TULIP WELCOME SPRING
Since the official introduction of the genus Tulipa into Europe in 1561, nothing welcomes the end of winter better than the thrilling burst of colourful tulips. Unlike hybridized tulips, wild or speices tulips create naturalized clusters that closely resemble their sixteenth-century ancestors.
RBG Lilac Collection
The Royal Botanical Gardens in Hamilton, Ontario has one of the largest collections of Syringa in the world.
An Exotique Cliff Hanger
For over 75 years the Jardin Exotique de Monaco has collected the most amazing and rarest species of exotic plants.
Cercis Canadensis
Its pink flowers, borne in tight clusters along the stems and branches before new leaves appear, create a showy spring display.
PLANT OF THE MONTH
Prickly Pear Cactii
PROVENCE SHOP
Visit the online store for COATED TABLECLOTHS for home & garden
GARDEN FEATURE
Jardin de St-Gabriel-Brécy / Normandy, France
GARDEN FEATURE
Serre de la Madone, Menton, France
GARDEN FEATURE
The Giardini Botanici Hanbury, Mortola, Italy
GARDEN FEATURE
Les Quatre Vents, La Malbaie, Québec
My City is a Garden 