The Côte-des-Neiges is an attractive focus for remarkable trees. Indeed, at Notre Dame and on the grounds of the Oratory there are exceptional specimens.
Villa Terra Nova was built by the Molson family in the 1850s to the present site of St. Joseph's Oratory and there is certainly a landscape garden and an arboretum. In addition, a few years after we built the College of Notre Dame in front.
Brother Adrien Rivard College, a contemporary of the famous brother Andre Congregation of Holy Cross, founder of the circles of young naturalists with its employees planted trees very rare at the time that surely this magnificent Katsura tree which is one of the most beautiful city of Montreal .
Also called Tree Caramel last due to the smell it releases when it begins to lose its leaves as is the case these days.
Accompanied by Mr. Ramet of the Historical Society of Côte-des-Neiges we had the chance to tour the neighborhood's youth international school this afternoon. We seized the opportunity to present this tree which has welcomed the smell. It was so nice to see them run to this amazing tree.
sûremement This was a first for these children and their teacher. This tree reminds us of the magic of Creation.
Native to Asia and particularly Japan it is called a city of this country. The first restaurant in Montreal bore that name: Katsura.
Imagine such a stand of trees we appoint Katsuraie. In this small forest with a strong odor of caramel children would play. Older children would find peace and joy of heart. There would be picnics and people would talk. They celebrate life. I dream of
Katsuraies instead of parking cars. I dream of seeing more children coming to live there experience any joy. I dream ...
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