Beautification-Post Office Garden

1171 Maple Avenue in Manotick

While the property belongs to Canada Post, our volunteers have been working in and improving this garden for over 32 years. It started with the Champlain rose on the left side of the stairs and has grown into an extensive show of perennials, annuals, and grasses. The garden boasts a mixture of plants with a pollinator palette including sedum, liatris, salvia, coneflower, rudbeckia, goldstrum rudbeckia, day lilies, fleece flower, a rose bush, heliopsis, tall grasses, iris, phlox, tall purple iris, stella d’oro lilies, pink yarrow, shasta daisies, many spring bulbs, and decorative stones.

The gardens showcase different flowers in bloom every month.   

Top picks from Marianne Wightman, Manotick Post Office Garden leader:

  • Bearded iris
  • Liatris
  • Shasta daisies

Photos courtesy of Jennifer Johnston – Shrub rose OSO Easy Hot Paprika

 

Plant and Tree Inventory – Manotick Post Office
Bearded iris – purple Liatris Salvia
Champlain rose Lilies – ‘Stella d’oro’ Sedum
Coneflower Miscanthus grass – Chinese silver grass – 2024 planting Shasta daisies
Day lily Phlox Shrub roses

– ‘OSO Easy Hot Paprika’ – 2023

– ‘Demin and Lace’ – 2023

Fleece flower Rose bush Siberian irises
Heliopsis Rudebeckia – Goldstrum Yarrow – pink
Iris