Foglie the Flower Shop

12/10/2024

What a great time to celebrate family, friends, and all the gifts life has brought so far!!!

Enjoy tons of thanksgiggles ... like never before.

08/10/2024

FUNERAL TRIBUTE ARTWORK

Full Service Florist.

08/10/2024

Here are some key gardening tips for the fall season to help prepare your garden for winter and ensure it thrives next year:

1. **Clean Up the Garden**
- Remove dead or diseased plants to prevent pests and diseases from overwintering.
- Pull out spent annuals and weeds to clear space for spring planting.

2. **Add Compost and Mulch**
- Spread a layer of compost over garden beds to enrich the soil.
- Mulch with straw, shredded leaves, or wood chips to insulate roots and prevent erosion.

3. **Plant Fall Bulbs**
- Plant spring-blooming bulbs like tulips, daffodils, and crocuses before the ground freezes.
- Choose well-drained areas and plant bulbs at the recommended depth.

4. **Prune Selectively**
- Cut back perennials that have finished flowering, but leave some seed heads for winter interest and wildlife.
- Avoid pruning trees and shrubs in fall, as this can encourage new growth that may not survive the winter.

5. **Divide Perennials**
- Dig up and divide crowded perennials like daylilies, hostas, and irises to keep them healthy and vigorous.
- Replant the divisions immediately, or share them with neighbors.

6. **Prepare the Lawn**
- Rake fallen leaves to prevent mold growth.
- Aerate the lawn to reduce soil compaction.
- Apply slow-release fall fertilizer to strengthen grassroots for winter.

7. **Protect Tender Plants**
- Bring potted plants indoors before the first frost.
- Use burlap or frost blankets to protect sensitive plants like roses or young trees from frost damage.

8. **Water Wisely**
- Water trees, shrubs, and perennials deeply in the fall to help them withstand winter drought conditions.
- Drain and store hoses and irrigation systems to prevent freezing.

9. **Prepare for Wildlife**
- Leave some seed heads and plant stalks for birds to feed through winter.
- Create habitats by leaving some brush piles or uncut areas for shelter.

Following these tips can help ensure a healthy garden come spring!

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18/08/2024

DON'T MISS THE SUPERMOON TONIGHT: ENJOY THE MAGIC!

Today's full moon over southern Ontario skies happens only once in a blue moon — actually even less. That’s because it’s also a supermoon.

It’s the first of four consecutive monthly supermoons, with the others following in September, October, and November.

A supermoon appears bigger in the sky because it’s a bit closer to the Earth than usual.

It’s a blue moon because, while most seasons only have three full moons in them, this summer season — from June 20 to Sept. 22 — has four full moons (as the September full moon falls on Sept. 17, within the summer months).

The distances of the next four supermoons as listed by both earthsky.org and space.com, are as follows, keeping in mind the average distance (listed above) is 384,400 km:

Aug. 19: 361,969 km
Sep 18: 357,485 km
Oct. 17: 357,363 km
Nov. 15: 361,866 km

31/03/2024

08/03/2024

To all the women making a difference, big or small, your impact is immeasurable.

14/02/2024

…GET LOVIN’ EVERYONE. Enjoy the day!!!