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Peter Kuitenbrouwer

Toronto
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Father of two, husband, Master of Forest Conservation, Registered Professional Forester, journalist, editor, writer. Je tweet en anglais et en français.
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Inside Canada’s new love affair with miniature forests

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By Peter Kuitenbrouwer
| TorontoToday.ca
It’s early spring in Ottawa, snow piles are still dwarfing the houses and Shelley Lambert is already lifting a bucket of garden tools out of her just-parked SUV. When you have a forest to grow, gardening season starts early. She’s pulled up to a tiny forest behind the Ottawa Community Housing bungalows near Hunt Club Road, southeast of downtown.
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Inside Canada’s new love affair with miniature forests

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By Peter Kuitenbrouwer
| MidlandToday
It’s early spring in Ottawa, snow piles are still dwarfing the houses and Shelley Lambert is already lifting a bucket of garden tools out of her just-parked SUV. When you have a forest to grow, gardening season starts early. She’s pulled up to a tiny forest behind the Ottawa Community Housing bungalows near Hunt Club Road, southeast of downtown.
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Inside Canada’s new love affair with miniature forests

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By Peter Kuitenbrouwer
| PelhamToday
It’s early spring in Ottawa, snow piles are still dwarfing the houses and Shelley Lambert is already lifting a bucket of garden tools out of her just-parked SUV. When you have a forest to grow, gardening season starts early. She’s pulled up to a tiny forest behind the Ottawa Community Housing bungalows near Hunt Club Road, southeast of downtown.
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