A glimpse of beauty in ravaged Japan

Cherry blossoms are in full bloom above the wreckage of the tracks and debris left by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami at Tona Station in Higashimatsushima, Miyagi Prefecture, on April 24. Japan launched a massive new search with 25,000 troops scouring its tsunami-ravaged northeast coast for thousands of bodies still missing more than six weeks after the disaster struck.

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WWW.WEEDINFO.CA

Field Bindweed.  One of the more common invasives.  betcha 10 bucks it's in your garden.  Find it and kill it. Educate yourself and do your part.  Replant with native species.

http://www.weedinfo.ca/weedIndex.php

Everything you need to ID that mystery plant that's taking over your garden.

The Ontario Invasive Plant Council

EDUCATE YOURSELF AND DO YOUR PART!!!

Japanese Knotweed.  cut it down!

Download the attached PDF and get yourself familiar with some of the more common weeds in Ontario.  Do your part to control their spread and replant native species!!!

http://www.ontarioinvasiveplants.ca/files/LandownerGuideInvasives_web.pdf

Wisteria Seed Pods

Love.

Oak Canopy

i discovered today that i have the pleasure of watching these beautiful oak trees behind my new place gracefully mature.