May 2024
The Rhubarb
Three years after transplanting, the rhubarb finally bloomed this year, a sight I had never witnessed before. Intrigued, I delved into the topic and found that many suggested removing the flowers to prevent the plant from diverting its energy and weakening. So, Sam took the bold step of cutting them from the root. While uncertain […]
Apple Trees
Having an apple tree in the garden had always been a dream. Finally, one arrived at our home. Though young, it already bears blossoms. It’s said that planting two apple trees can enhance cross-pollination. We acquired a tree with four varieties grafted onto it: Jonagold, Freedom, Red Gala, and Golden Delicious. To ensure optimal pollination, […]
Getting ready for summer
Each year, setting up the bridge spans for access to the lake has been a manual task, but this year, it was accomplished in record time: a mere three hours. Sam, always striving for simplicity, innovates his approach each year to make the process as effortless as possible. Ready for summer in every way.
Burntcoat Head Park in Spring
Embark on a journey just 80 km north of the cozy confines of Burgundy Dream B&B, and you’ll find yourself at the breathtaking Burntcoat Head Park, home to a natural marvel that commands attention worldwide – the highest recorded tides on the planet! Imagine, these tides reach an astonishing average of 55.8 feet (17.0 meters) […]
Symphony Nova Scotia
We went to the concert held by the Symphony Nova Scotia with our friend who visited us from British Columbia. With excitement in the air, we eagerly anticipated the performance featuring vocalist Reeny Smith. Conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser added a modern twist, encouraging us to capture the moment with our cell phones. The collaboration between the […]
The Church Brewing
Embark on an adventure just an hour’s drive northwest from Burgundy Dream B&B and find yourself in the quaint town of Wolfville. Along its vibrant Main Street, amidst a kaleidoscope of unique shops, lies The Church Brewing Co. Housed in a renovated 17th-century church, this restaurant and brewery promises a blend of historic charm and […]
Spring is here
If April defines spring, then Nova Scotia’s spring is notably chilly. Buds remain tightly closed, and the world is painted in hues of brown, devoid of green. If the blooming of flowers signifies spring, then spring arrives late in Nova Scotia. It’s not until May in our garden that the coltsfoot flowers unfurl and the […]