Welcome to The Club Spring 2023
A Magazine for 55+ Like No Other! Welcome to The Club features timeless articles and anecdotes including many from the archives of Daytripping Magazine. It's online at www.welcometotheclub.ca and is also distributed free in Sarnia-Lambton, Ontario.
A Magazine for 55+ Like No Other!
Welcome to The Club features timeless articles and anecdotes including many from the archives of Daytripping Magazine. It's online at www.welcometotheclub.ca and is also distributed free in Sarnia-Lambton, Ontario.
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Daytripping Magazine article.
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THIS ISSUE’S RECIPIENT is...
United Way of Sarnia-Lambton
Sure Signs of
SPRING
Courtesy of Sipkens Nurseries
Sure signs of spring are here a little
earlier than usual, but don’t get too
far ahead of the season. Snowdrops
are showing their pure white flowers,
LEO Tundra Swans are making their return,
Forest and our Kineto songbirds Theatre are beginning their
Heritage morning St. wake Clairup call. Days getting
Sarnia longer, Blessings Mister Sun is giving the morning
routine natural light again. Yes, hope
Canatara Log Cabin Restoration
springs eternal.
Sarnia-Lambton
Dark days of December
Rebound
and January
Lambton are behind Shores us, spring Nature is not Trails too far away,
nuSarnia but first the Foundation dreaded time change.
Lambton What are Wildlife you looking Inc. forward to this
United spring? Way Is it of a Sarnia-Lambton
refreshed landscape to
add curb appeal to your home? Are you
finally getting to that tree you should
have planted 20 years ago?
Now is a great time to do some
research, speak to a few professionals
and make some firm plans. Since
we don’t have to wait for frost and
snowpack to melt this year, we will
have opportunity to plant as early as
the soils transitions from mud.
Ideas...
Women’s Interval Home
Neighbourlink
River City Vineyard
Victim I Services
DON'T DATE
CCMF
WOMEN MY AGE.
Habitat
THERE
Hospice
AREN'T ANY.
Humane Society ~ Milton Berle
Inn of the Good Shepherd
Lawrence House
Kiwanis Animal Farm
Pathways
SODA
Noelle’s Gift
Mike Weir Foundation
Gallery in the Grove
VPP
Theatre Sarnia
Lambton Young Theatre Players
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Strangway Centre
too far ahead of yourself. Refrain
from doing various your city spring options cleanup until
things warm various to avoid trails damaging frozen
plants or Halkovich ones that Outdoor have not Learning shown Centre
themselves. Parents When for making Parksyour spring
cleanup Petrolia complete, Discovery consider keeping
some habitat in your garden ‘untamed’
for wildlife. Even if it is a small pile of
plant stems or branches and a couple
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meantime—the weather
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Spring Gardening Checklist:
❏ Seek advice from a professional
and friends to make good plans for
spring landscaping changes you
hope to make.
❏ Plant that tree you should have
years ago (in the right place).
❏ Look into vertical gardening if you
are limited on outdoor space.
❏ Plan a habitat space for wildlife in
your garden.
❏ Improve the soil in veggie beds and
containers with new soil, peat moss,
compost and natural fertilizer.
❏ Keep on top of weeds in a garden
bed by starting clean and consider
adding a layer of mulch/ straw to
keep weeds at bay.
❏ Transplant seedlings and/or sow
seeds into the garden based on the
instructions on the seed packet,
good advice from friends or from
your favourite garden centre.
❏ Feed your plants regularly for a
great yield—you only get out what
your put in. Great organic options
include hen manure & kelp meal.
❏ Plant cold-loving veggies early April
(onions, radish, snow peas and
perennial herbs).
❏ In mid-April to May, plant potatoes,
broccoli, cauliflower and carrots.
❏ Plant tender veggies after the frostfree
date (usually after Victoria
Day) such as tomatoes, peppers,
cucumber and melons.
❏ Water vegetables and fruit regularly
for continued growth.
❏ In June, start to reap the rewards by
picking early crops like leafy greens,
radishes, and strawberries.
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