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Attention, cottage gardeners: Canada’s Plant Hardiness Zone Map has been updated
When cottage gardeners humble-brag about ripe tomatoes, butterflies in their spicebush, or productive black walnuts, go ahead, credit their green thumbs. But you might also point to the latest version … Continued
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Cottage Q&A: Transferring the cottage in stages
Can you transfer a cottage to your adult child over a number of years? Say 20 per cent each year for five years so as to spread the tax hit? … Continued
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Is a hillside tram right for your cottage? Here’s how to decide
For many cottagers, opening weekend is a reason to celebrate. But if your cottage sits on a steep hill, it can also be a logistical nightmare. Carrying coolers, luggage, firewood, … Continued
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$1.2 million for a Lake of Bays cottage with vaulted ceilings and two stone fireplaces
1070 South Ril Lake Road, Lake of Bays, Ont. Bedrooms: 2 + 2 Bathrooms: 2 Lot size: 410 by 213.9 feet List price: $1,200,000 Date listed: March 11, 2026 Realtor: … Continued
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Cottage Q&A: What can we plant on our sloped septic field?
My wife and I just naturalized our shoreline, and we’re now looking at what can be planted on our septic field and how close to the field we can plant … Continued
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