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Marric Gardens Flowers and Veggies
Daylilies, Hostas,
Fingerling Potatoes,Beets (red and candy cane), Onions, Garl

Flowers and Veggies
Daylilies, Hostas,
Fingerling Potatoes,Beets (red and candy cane), Onions, Garlic, Kale, Chard, Squash, Corn
(we have lots and will beat grocery store prices including freshness)

Beets available for canning Organically grown.
10/19/2026

Beets available for canning
Organically grown.

10/19/2026

I’m still seeing monarch butterflies passing through on their way to Mexico. I still have plenty of flowers available for them. They seem most drawn to the asters, ironweed, pentas and zinnias.
I’m happy to provide nectar and rest for these beautiful creatures.
Are you still seeing monarchs where you are?

💛💜🧡💛💜🧡💛💜🧡💛

10/19/2026

Signs of Mineral Deficiencies

10/19/2026

The old adage "leaves of three, let it be" is a helpful starting point, but it drastically oversimplifies one of the most dangerous plants in the American landscape. Identifying poison ivy is incredibly difficult because the plant is a master of camouflage. Poison ivy leaves can be red, green, glossy, or matte depending on the season. In the early spring, the newly emerged leaves are often bright, shiny red. By mid-summer, they transform into a dull, flat green that perfectly blends into the surrounding undergrowth. In autumn, they put on a spectacular, fiery display of yellow and crimson before dropping off entirely—leaving behind bare, hairy vines that are still completely loaded with toxic urushiol oil. This intense variability is exactly why so many people misidentify and touch it, resulting in severe, blistering contact dermatitis. When in doubt, look for the defining characteristic: the middle leaflet always has a distinctly longer stem than the two side leaflets.

10/18/2026

Butterfly inspiration!

10/18/2026

Some winters, snowy owls come south into the US in big numbers. They show up on beaches, farm fields, airports, even rooftops. People drive hours to see them.

It's a thrill. But it's important to know why they're here.

Many of the snowy owls that reach the US are young birds. Big southern movements often follow a strong breeding year in the Arctic, when lots of young owls hatched and now have to find their own hunting grounds. Some are healthy. Some are struggling and hungry.

The biggest problem they face here isn't cold. It's people.

HOW TO WATCH SNOWY OWLS RESPONSIBLY:
📏 Keep your distance. If the owl looks at you, changes posture, or flies, you're too close.
🚫 Never bait them with live mice. It teaches them to approach cars and people, and baited owls are more likely to be hit by vehicles.
📸 Use a long lens or binoculars. No flash.
🚗 Don't park on the road or block traffic.
🗣️ Think before posting exact locations. Crowds can push an owl off its hunting spot for good.

If an owl looks injured or stays on the ground and doesn't move, call a wildlife rehabber.

The best snowy owl photo is one where the owl never knew you were there.

Address

11450 County Road 10
Stayner, ON
L0M1S0

Opening Hours

Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17053510295

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