Beautiful Gardens of 2022

Pearl Lorentzen
Lakeside Leader

Julie Sparks’ yard is right on Lesser Slave Lake in Canyon Creek. She has a variety of trees, from blue spruce to oaks to Ohio buckeye. She also has yellow raspberries, shrubs, and a wide variety of flowers.

This garden will be part of the Garden Tour put on by the Lesser Slave Lake Regional Arts Council on August 6.

If you would like your garden featured in an upcoming edition of The Leader, or can recommend another beautiful garden, let us know at 780-849-4380!

Julie Sparks by one of her front flowerbeds.
A flowerbed in the front yard, complete with metal birds.
This haskap berry bush is over six feet tall!
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Jacob’s ladder in one of the flowerbeds on the edge of the bush.
Julie painted these ceramic towers in Oregon, while her husband was windsurfing. They are at the front of the property near the driveway.
The bike belonged to Julie’s sister-in-law.
A saskatoon bush is in the background and one branch is in front of the bike.
Ohio buckeye is Julie’s husband Gerry’s favourite tree in the garden.
Some spirea blooms in a front flower bed.
A wooden gate, which leads into a trail in the bush between the Sparks’ yard and their neighbours.

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