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Heritage Agricultural Society – Organic Master Gardener Program
Heritage Agricultural Society - Organic Master Gardener Program The Organic Master Gardener program in Stony Plain is Alberta’s first and most extensive organic master gardener program. Under the umbrella of Red Brick Common (formerly the Multicultural Heritage Centre) the program is geared to adult learners of all levels of gardening experience. From those absolutely brand…
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CHS: Think Spring!
via ZOOMThink Spring! Saturday, February 7, 2026 10:00 am Keynote Speaker Laura Peters, Size Doesn’t Matter: Creative Gardening Ideas for Every Little Nook. Laura is an Albertan who has written over 30 gardening books. The three afternoon sessions take the topic a bit further: 12:30 pm: Wendy Zak addresses, Food Gardening in…
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MGAA: Spring Symposium (On-Line)
via ZOOM2026 MGAA's Spring Symposium Feb. 28th 9-3:30 Speakers: Wilbert Ronald of Jeffries nurseries: Columnar Trees Columnar trees are extremely popular accent and screening trees in the flat Canadian prairies. In recent years the Columnar Swedish aspen cultivar was among the most popular of columnar trees but it has lost its position due to disease and…
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MGAA: 5 Weeks of Peonies in Alberta with Adam Yakabuskie, Parkland Peonies
via ZOOM5 Weeks of Peonies in Alberta In this presentation, I’ll take you through the world of peonies as I’ve come to know them — both as a grower and as a gardener who never stops learning. We’ll begin with what a peony is, explore flower forms and classifications, and then look at how it’s possible…
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MGAA Book Club: Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World, William Alexander
via ZOOMJoin us on Sunday, March 15th, 2-4 p.m. For a Chat on Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World Last year we went deep into garden science with Robert Pavlis, Plant Science for Gardeners, this year we delve into the lighter side of gardening with Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World by Williams Alexander. William takes…
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