weed – Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine Inc.

Monday, October 7, 2024

Latest:

FEATURED Home & Cottage

September 20, 2024September 17, 2024 Cottage Country 77 Views animals, biodiversity, biodiversity loss, Bobcaygeon, books, Buckhorn, Canada, Canadian Wildlife Federation and Watersheds Canada, CCC Publications, Communities in Cottage Country, Community, cottage, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Connection, cottage country lifestyle, Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, degrade habitat, Eurasian Watermilfoil, European Frogbit, fall, family, Fanwort, Fenelon Falls, food webs, Freshwater Conservation Researcher with the Canadian Wildlife Federation, Goldfish, Haliburton, healthy, hike, home, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas, Kawarthas Magazine, lake, lakefield, lakes, Lifestyle Magazine, Lindsay, living organisms, nature, Ontario, Peterborough, plants, population declines, Purple Loosestrife, Quagga Mussels, Red-eared Sliders, Rusty Crayfish, seeds, Shannon Kunkle, shoreline assessment program, Terri-Lee Reid, The Problem with Invasive Species, Unsplash, water, Water Soldier, weed, Your Lifestyle Magazine, zebra mussels

The Problem with Invasive Species

Invasive species are plants, animals and other living organisms that are not native to a particular area but are still found

FEATURED Home & Cottage

June 1, 2024May 31, 2024 Cottage Country 200 Views bait, ball, bass, black, blue, Bobcaygeon, Buckhorn, Canada, CCC Publications, Clarington, Communities in Cottage Country, Community, cottage, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Connection, cottage country lifestyle, Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, Crawfish, cruise, deadly nedley, family, Fenelon Falls, finesse, fish, fishing, fleck, gold, green, Haliburton, head, home, Hoyaa, jig, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas, Kawarthas Magazine, Kids, lakefield, largemouth, Lifestyle Magazine, Lindsay, local, Make Em Bite, Mike Williams, nature, ned, neko, online, Ontario, Peterborough, pro, Prowater Baits, pumpkin, rig, shallow, smallmouth, spring, summer, tackle, tackle shops, Things to do, tight lines, Vic Morris, Wangers Walleye Gold, water, weed, worm, Your Lifestyle Magazine

“Make Em Bite” with Prowater Baits

With the opening of the sport fishing seasons upon us here in Cottage Country I want to share with you

FEATURED Home & Cottage

August 5, 2023August 1, 2023 Cottage Country 370 Views birthkeeper & intuitive healer, blocks, Bobcaygeon, Buckhorn, building, Canada, CCC Publications, child, Christmas, Communities in Cottage Country, Community, cottage, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Connection, cottage country lifestyle, Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, delight, dinner, enjoy, fam, family, Fenelon Falls, foundation, garden, Haliburton, healthy, home, homemade, Instagram, Jacquelyn Toupin, joy, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas, Kawarthas Magazine, Kids, lakefield, Lifestyle Magazine, Lindsay, mac & cheese, Memories, memory, mom, movie, negative, Ontario, Peterborough, Play, pleasure, reno, sense, simple, spring, summer, summer life, sweeter, Things to do, to-do list, true, tv, weed, winter, women, Your Lifestyle Magazine

Summer Delight

Delight is something we, collectively, could use a little more of. It is much easier to look around and notice

FEATURED Home & Cottage

May 11, 2023May 6, 2023 Cottage Country 348 Views beautiful, birthkeeper, Bobcaygeon, Buckhorn, Canada, CCC Publications, chickweed, chicory, Communities in Cottage Country, Community, cottage, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Connection, cottage country lifestyle, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, dandelion, Earth, evolve, family, forage, foraging, Foraging for Greens, grass, green hue, ground, Haliburton, healer, Health, home, Instagram, intuitive, Jacquelyn Toupin, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas Magazine, lakefield, lawns, lettuce, Lifestyle Magazine, Lindsay, medicinal, mix, monocrop, mother nature, nature, Ontario, Peterborough, plantain, pollinators, salad greens, spring, summer, unsprayed, weed, women, yarrow, Your Lifestyle Magazine

Foraging for Greens

There was a time when I could look at the ground and only see grass. Everything green was either grass

FEATURED Outdoors

April 3, 2023April 1, 2023 Cottage Country 788 Views 705 934-1450, aggressive, anglers, bait, baitcasting, Balsam Lake, bass, biting, Bobcaygeon, braided, Buckhorn, Canada, Communities in Cottage Country, Community, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Connection, cottage country lifestyle, Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, Crappie, cut, electric trolling, equipment, family, Fenelon Falls, fingers, firm, fish, fishing, flaky, frozen, GOAT Angling Adventures, good luck, Haliburton, home, ice, itch, jaw spreader, Jerk baits, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas, Kawarthas Magazine, Kids, lakefield, lakes, Lifestyle Magazine, Lindsay, line, lures, March, May, melts, Mike Quesnelle, Northern Pike, Northerns, Ontario, outside, Peterborough, Pike, pliers, rock, rod, shallow, sharp teeth, snack sized, snow, spawn, spinner, Spinnerbaits, spinning reels, spook, spring, summer, tasty, teeth, Things to do, Walley, Walleye, weed, white flesh, wire leader, Your Lifestyle Magazine

Pike to the Rescue!

As the snow melts away and the ice on the frozen lakes recede, many anglers are feeling the itch of the

Community FEATURED Gardening Health Home & Cottage Lifestyle

June 25, 2022June 20, 2022 Cottage Country 636 Views Apothecary, Canada, CCC Publications, Communities in Cottage Country, Correne Omland, cottage, Cottage Country, Cottage Country Lifestyle Magazine, Cottage Country Magazine, Cottage Life, dandelion, flowers, folklore, Health, healthy, herbal, herbalist, herbs, Kawartha Lakes, kawartha magazine, Kawarthas, Kawarthas Magazine, kidney, Lifestyle Magazine, liver, magic, medicinal, natural, organic, plant, Reiki, Spiraea herbs, taraxacum officianale, tooth of the lion, weed, wonder

The Tooth of the Lion

Do you ever wonder about the origins of some of the most common plant names? As our society moves away