There was a specific area in the Vanier Garden that caught my eye. That was a lush garden tossed against the stone walls of the N-Building. Some plants could easily be overlooked, blending in with the grassy grounds. The colour of the landscape was uniformly green, however, right aside, took over an abundance of the colour white. That was from a snow-like plant. It had a fuzzy gray appearance all over its leaves and flowers, resembling the first snow fall, where plants haven’t died down to the conditions of the weather yet, but struck by the first hits of the bitter Canadian cold. The…