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SUMMARY:Planet & People Friendly Backyards
DESCRIPTION:Planet & People Friendly Backyards – Caring for our planet and people starts right in our own backyards learn how with Claudia Bolli\n\n\n\nCaring for our planet and people starts right in our own backyards. With carefully selected edible\, medicinal and native plants\, we can create a garden sanctuary that heals and feeds us while providing habitat for other species. This presentation will mention eco-scaping and permaculture principles\, and includes some practical tools and strategies for working with hardy plants\, pollinators\, soil dwellers and on-site water sources.\n\nClaudia Bolli is a nature lover\, gardener and teacher. Her desire to contribute to society and protect our planet has led her to permaculture\, a design system for human habitat that is inspired by relationships found in nature. She shares her passion for growing food through permaculture design\, yard consultations and occasional workshops. Her education includes a B.Ed.\, and a Diploma in Biological Sciences. She has completed a Permaculture Design Certificate\, Master Naturalist training\, is a Gaia College accredited Organic Master Gardener for the OMG Stony Plain program\, and has taken numerous gardening courses from The Urban Farmer and other inspiring teachers. Claudia is the owner of Wild Green Garden Consulting\, www.wildgreen.ca\, in Edmonton. She also coordinates Little Green Thumbs\, an indoor school gardening program\, on behalf of Sustainable Food Edmonton. \nRegister using Eventbrite. \n 
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/planet-people-friendly-backyards/
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SUMMARY:Cypripedium Culture. Lady Slipper Orchids
DESCRIPTION: Join Shawn Hillis on growing Lady Slipper Orchids in Western Canadian gardens.\n\n\nThe distinctive flowers of Cypripedium and other Lady Slipper Orchids are marked by the inflated slipper or shoe-shaped lip.  The name Cypripedium is derived from Kypris\, the Greek goddess of love and beauty\, the Latin word pedis meaning “foot” the Greek word pedilon meaning “slipper”.   There are about 58 species worldwide; 13 in North America.\n\n\nShawn Hollis is an award winning horticulturalist\, author and lecturer. Shawn’s nursery Gardens Slippers is the most awarded temperate orchid nursery in North America. \n\n\n\nRegister for this event using Eventbrite.
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/cypripedium-culture-lady-slipper-orchids/
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SUMMARY:MGAA - Creating Beauty Through Texture\, with Elaine Rude
DESCRIPTION:Creating texture in a garden can be a challenge for gardeners including the most experienced ones. Texture is rather an amorphous quality generating questions of: what is it really; why are some plants considered textural and not others and\, how do you put plants together to create interest? While we often think of texture as something tactile\, there are a number of surprising ways to manipulate plant qualities to create depth and interest through texture. So let’s take a journey to discover what these qualities are and how to put them to best use.\n~~~~\nElaine Rude MG\, should be a familiar face as a popular local garden speaker and instructor in the MG program. She is a regular contributor to The Gardener (formerly Gardener for the Prairies)\, Fine Gardening\, Calgary Herald\, CHS and Canada’s Local Gardener (formerly AB Gardens). Elaine battles wind and wildlife on her beautiful NW acreage garden\, and is the owner of Paintbrush Garden Design and Consulting\, and a member of the Garden Sages.\nRegister using Eventbrite.
URL:https://mgaab.org/event/mgaa-creating-beauty-through-texture-with-elaine-rude/
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