Lors du salon OSHAWA J'ai une collection aux enchères BILL est ici le premier résultat. J'espère avoir quelques fleurs cette année
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
2013 Peony of the Year / La pivoine de l’année
Canadian Peony Society
‘Peony of the Year’
It's that time when members can vote for the peony they think should be in the spotlight.
What peony do you feel deserves this
honour?
We will showcase a peony that our members feel is
outstanding among other peonies.
We will
showcase the winning peony and its virtues for the year on our Website @
www.peony.ca ,
Blog @ canadianpeonysociety.blogspot.ca and our Facebook page @
Canadian Peony Society.
Please take a moment and submit a name, photo and a
reason why you think this peony should be ‘Peony of the year”.
Submit your entries to plntlady@sympatico.ca
or mail to CPS Peony of the Year
174 Royal
Salisbury Way
Brampton, ON
L6V 3J9
We will select the chosen peony from entries
submitted. And the photo you submit will be used on the various sites
mentioned above.
The member with the winning selection will receive
a $40.00 gift certificate from one of our peony nursery supporters. (CPS will
determine nursery)
Entries should be submitted no later than
June 1, 2013
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Société canadienne de la pivoine
La pivoine de l’année
Que pensez-vous de pivoine mérite cet honneur?
Nous présenterons une pivoine que nos membres se sentent est exceptionnelle parmi les pivoines autres.
Nous allons présenter la gagnante de pivoine et de ses vertus pour l'année sur notre Website@www.peony.ca,
Blog@canadianpeonysociety.blogspot.ca et notre page Facebook @ Société canadienne de la pivoine.
S'il vous plaît prendre un moment pour soumettre un nom, une photo et une raison pour laquelle vous pensez que cette pivoine doit être «Pivoine de l'année".
Nous présenterons une pivoine que nos membres se sentent est exceptionnelle parmi les pivoines autres.
Nous allons présenter la gagnante de pivoine et de ses vertus pour l'année sur notre Website@www.peony.ca,
Blog@canadianpeonysociety.blogspot.ca et notre page Facebook @ Société canadienne de la pivoine.
S'il vous plaît prendre un moment pour soumettre un nom, une photo et une raison pour laquelle vous pensez que cette pivoine doit être «Pivoine de l'année".
Soumettez vos entrées à plntlady@sympatico.ca
ou par la poste à la SCP Pivoine de l'année
174 Royale Salisbury Way
Brampton, ON L6V 3J9
Nous choisirons la pivoine choisi parmi les participations soumises. Et la photo que vous soumettez sera utilisé sur les différents sites mentionnés ci-dessus.
Le membre de la sélection gagnante recevra un certificat-cadeau de 40,00 $ à partir de l'un de nos partisans maternelles pivoine. (CPS permettra de déterminer pépinière)
Les candidatures doivent être soumises au plus tard le 1 Juin, 2013
Wonderful News
The OVBG Peony Festival Gang is very proud to be named one of the top 100 Festivals and Events in Ontario to visit in 2013!
To see the complete list click HERE!
Friday, February 22, 2013
Vice-President's Message
by David Maltby
Greetings. This is my first message to the Society. I look forward to working with the Directors and
hope to have the opportunity to meet some of the members in the upcoming months.
I have had long-standing interest in gardening and have been a member of a number of gardening societies for years. I hope to bring my experience as President of the Ontario Regional Lily Society in my new position.
What impresses me about the society is the efforts it has made to have substantial membership from all areas of Canada. There is strength in numbers. And although the activities to promote the peony in gardens is done in each region, collectively the work done is significant.
I also have been pleased that the Society straddles both French and English members. Our newsletter, Paeonia Nordica, rightly so is produced in both of Canada’s official languages. In this issue, the focus is on activities of our Quebec members. Canada is a land of distances. This issue will allow members in all regions of the country to learn more about some of our members’ work in la belle province.
Our 2013 AGM and annual show will take place June 15-16th in Rosemere, Quebec, a short distance from Montreal. (visit http://www.ville.rosemere.qc.ca) It is being held in partnership with the Quebec Peony Society. No doubt it will be a wonderful weekend where peony lovers from sea to sea can meet to celebrate this wonderful flower and renew friendships.
Greetings. This is my first message to the Society. I look forward to working with the Directors and
hope to have the opportunity to meet some of the members in the upcoming months.
I have had long-standing interest in gardening and have been a member of a number of gardening societies for years. I hope to bring my experience as President of the Ontario Regional Lily Society in my new position.
What impresses me about the society is the efforts it has made to have substantial membership from all areas of Canada. There is strength in numbers. And although the activities to promote the peony in gardens is done in each region, collectively the work done is significant.
I also have been pleased that the Society straddles both French and English members. Our newsletter, Paeonia Nordica, rightly so is produced in both of Canada’s official languages. In this issue, the focus is on activities of our Quebec members. Canada is a land of distances. This issue will allow members in all regions of the country to learn more about some of our members’ work in la belle province.
Our 2013 AGM and annual show will take place June 15-16th in Rosemere, Quebec, a short distance from Montreal. (visit http://www.ville.rosemere.qc.ca) It is being held in partnership with the Quebec Peony Society. No doubt it will be a wonderful weekend where peony lovers from sea to sea can meet to celebrate this wonderful flower and renew friendships.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Irene Bouris 1941 to Feb 7,2013
Irene passed away Feb 7, 2013 at 12:33pm, peacefully and comfortably at her
home attended by her family after a long battle with cancer. Mother of Michael Bouris of Vancouver, BC, and Amy Evens of St.
Thomas. Grandmother of Miles Evens of London, and Gabriel River Zay
Bouris of Vancouver, BC. Mother-in-law of Paul Evens of Atwood. Also
survived by 4 sisters, 4 brothers and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces
and great-nephews. She was 72 years old. She has been taken
for cremation as per her last wishes and will be interred in Sundown, Manitoba
beside her parents later this spring.
Born in Stuartburn Twp., MB, January 1, 1941, she was the daughter of the late Phillip and Anastasia (nee Wepruk) Kereliuk. Irene moved to Ontario from Manitoba in 1967 and to Sparta in 1992. Irene was a nurse for many years being continuously employed in a variety of clinical and teaching fields since graduating in 1963. She was a Registered Nurse at LHSC, South Street Hospital, London. Irene was a member of the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario, the Gerontological Nursing Association of Ontario and the Aylmer Horticultural Club. Irene was an active member in many communities and has a huge number of friends and colleagues.
She belonged to the St. Thomas Field Naturalists Club and signed petitions to save the Boreal Birds. In 2010 Irene received Central Elgin - Growing Together Awards for her field naturalist work and her natural home environment for wild life. She was also a member of the Canadian Peony Society and a staunch supporter of the Annual Root Sale fundraiser.
To honour her passing and celebrate her life there will be a memorial open to the public held on Friday, Feb 15 at 7:00 pm at Knox Presbyterian Church, 55 Hincks St., St. Thomas , ON in Rodney Hall. There will be light refreshments available. There will be a private interment in Ascension of Our Lord, Ukrainian Catholic Parish Cemetery, Sundown, MB, in the spring. Memorial donations made out to the St. Thomas Field Naturalists will be gratefully accepted.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to her family.
Born in Stuartburn Twp., MB, January 1, 1941, she was the daughter of the late Phillip and Anastasia (nee Wepruk) Kereliuk. Irene moved to Ontario from Manitoba in 1967 and to Sparta in 1992. Irene was a nurse for many years being continuously employed in a variety of clinical and teaching fields since graduating in 1963. She was a Registered Nurse at LHSC, South Street Hospital, London. Irene was a member of the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario, the Gerontological Nursing Association of Ontario and the Aylmer Horticultural Club. Irene was an active member in many communities and has a huge number of friends and colleagues.
She belonged to the St. Thomas Field Naturalists Club and signed petitions to save the Boreal Birds. In 2010 Irene received Central Elgin - Growing Together Awards for her field naturalist work and her natural home environment for wild life. She was also a member of the Canadian Peony Society and a staunch supporter of the Annual Root Sale fundraiser.
To honour her passing and celebrate her life there will be a memorial open to the public held on Friday, Feb 15 at 7:00 pm at Knox Presbyterian Church, 55 Hincks St., St. Thomas , ON in Rodney Hall. There will be light refreshments available. There will be a private interment in Ascension of Our Lord, Ukrainian Catholic Parish Cemetery, Sundown, MB, in the spring. Memorial donations made out to the St. Thomas Field Naturalists will be gratefully accepted.
Our heartfelt condolences go out to her family.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Monday, January 14, 2013
ROSEMÈRE
BONJOUR À TOUS LA SOCIÉTÉ QUÉBÉCOISE organise pour la première L'EXPOSITION
CANADIENNE DE LA PIVOINE
LE 14 15 et 16 JUIN le comité est déja pret
martinus mooijekind responsable pour le QUÉBEC
LE 22 et 23 sera au tour du FESTIVAL DE LA PIVOINE DE LABEAUCE (PIVOINE EN CAVALE) sous la responsabilité de CLAUDE QUIRION
submitted by: M Mooijekind
LE 14 15 et 16 JUIN le comité est déja pret
martinus mooijekind responsable pour le QUÉBEC
LE 22 et 23 sera au tour du FESTIVAL DE LA PIVOINE DE LABEAUCE (PIVOINE EN CAVALE) sous la responsabilité de CLAUDE QUIRION
submitted by: M Mooijekind
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