Native and rare plants: Jack-in-the-pulpit

It was a bit of a trek (2-hour drive), but we made the day an adventure. I hope I haven't bored my reader buddies with the photos, but I like to save them and post them. This is the end of them. Poor hubby drives in order for me to take pictures and can't enjoy the view.

What helped me was taking photos of the plant info! I bought 9 potted plants and had a wonderful time. They are all safely in the ground. We had a cold front move in from the Arctic, and woke to 5 C. this morning. I think they will be OK.

My photos of our journey include:
A fire in Napanee, Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, funeral in Deseronto, tagged trains (hubby likes trains!), lunch in Napanee (beside the canal), and lots of sights, smells, and sounds.

This was my goal, to pick up some rare and native plants. While telling you about our adventure, I should post the plants! We were at Fuller Native and Rare Plants, in Belleville. A lovely nursery.

Here is the reason for the trip:
Jack-in-the-pulpit!

Fuller Native and Rare Plants
 Belleville ON
www.fullerplants.com

Trains, trains, trains

Hubby loves his trains. Here are some, many tagged!
There were two interesting houses. One backing directly on the track. The other up on the hill, with hay bales setting up a barrier between the house and the tracks.

Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

Sadly, we've tried twice to go into the cafe.
Both times, closed for a funeral.