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Manitoba Butterflies: A Field Guide By Simone Hébert Allard Manitoba Butterflies sets a new stan-
dard for butterfly field guides, featur- ing 101 different species of Manitoba’s butterflies and over 1,100 photographs. For the first time in any Canadian field guide, the life cycle of all 101 species are detailed with photographs, some of which have never been published before. Each butterfly is presented over two pages in a clear and easy-to-follow format. Space is provided for butterfly lovers of all ages to track the species they find and the various stages of the life cycle they observe. Her field guide is a must have for any butterfly enthu- siast or scientist. Manitoba Butterflies is available at various bookstores and online at
chapters.indigo.ca, mcnallyrob-
inson.com and on
amazon.ca. $39.00
Garden HALO - Fewer weeds for week- end gardeners Quick Garden is revolutionizing
traditional gardening with Garden HALO. This flexible circular container seamlessly fits around trees, flower pots and poles. Conceived by Ontario resi- dent, Jim Gilchrist, Garden HALO delivers beautiful flower beds virtu- ally anywhere without labor intensive digging and weeding. Garden Halo allows people to enjoy gardening with- out worrying about a lot of mainte- nance. Just put it in place, fill and plant! Garden HALO is made from non- woven polypropylene, the same mate- rial that is often used to make land- scape fabric. Durable and lightweight, this breathable material is customized to allow beautiful plants to thrive while keeping weeds at bay. Available on
amazon.ca and at select retailers. $24.99
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