Niagara Seasons
John Hartig Photography
Spring
in Niagara means blossoms, colour and new growth. It's picture-taking
season! Niagara's fruit belt is coming to life and farmers are getting
their orchards ready for their annual harvest of cherries, peaches, pears
and apples. Fruit stands will pop up all along the main sideroads outside
of little towns and villages later in summer. Tourists just need to take
the time to drive off the Queen Elizabeth Way to discover the tasteful
bounty grown in the Niagara Fruit Belt. But in the meantime, in spring
before the harvest, there's the blossoms! The back roads (off-road travel)
is especially rewarding for the camera buff who likes pictures of trees
in bloom, especially around the Vineland, Jordan and Nigara-on-the-Lake
areas. The Niagara Parkway drive up to the Niagara Botanical Gardens
is full of colour in springtime. What's to do and what's to see in spring?
Google Southern Ontario Tourism, Niagara Parks Commission.
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