Master Gardeners Association of Alberta

MGAA Presents “ Common Diseases and Insect Pests of Veggies and Fruit ” Rescheduled to Fall
2024-05-16 19:00 - 20:00 (America/Edmonton) | via ZOOM
Rescheduled to Fall of 2024
Hope you can join us for an evening of learning about pests and diseases!
There are many different diseases and pests that can affect vegetable and fruit crops in the garden. This presentation will look at some of the more commonly occurring pests, across common host crops. We’ll look at how to recognize the pests, what conditions favor their development and how to manage them in a
garden setting. Rob Spencer has a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with a major in Horticulture and a Masters of Science (Plant Sciences), both from the University of Saskatchewan. He worked as a Commercial Horticulture Specialist for Alberta Agriculture for 17 years. Rob started Spencer Horticultural Solutions in March 2020. He is a Horticulture Instructor at Olds College, specializing in horticulture crop production. Rob has written hundreds of articles and delivered many presentations of all types for a range of audiences on an assortment of topics.

This is a Zoom presentation
Members FREE – General Public $15.00

Windsor Park's Gardeners Meet-up, Edmonton
2024-05-25 10:00 - 12:00
The Windsor Park Community League would like to invite you to come to Windsor Park’s Gardeners Meet-up on 25th May 10-12pm to meet some of our neighbours, many of which (including myself) are Master Gardeners and to meet others who might be interested in learning about the program.

The City of Edmonton will be attending to give some tips on how neighbours can prepare for drought, build a water garden or install rain barrels with a view to pulling some like minded people together to inspire climate action with our neighbours.

Windsor Park Community – 11840 87 Ave, Edmonton

Beaver Souths 50th Anniversary (Calgary)
2024-06-01 08:00 - 17:00
The MGAA is happy to run a gardening station at the 50th Beaver Scout Anniversary in Calgary on June 1st. Youth will be planting a “pizza pot” of cherry tomatoes and a herb or decorating a bee/butterfly bath. MGAA will be there to introduce youth to gardening and the importance of pollinators as well as answering any questions on those topics. A big thanks to our volunteers! If anyone is interested in joining our group developing youth programs please contact Nicola at communications@mgaab.org

Parkland Peony 5th Annual Open Garden
2024-06-21 08:00 - 2024-07-03 17:00
Join us in Our Peony Garden

Adam and Maria welcome you to their 5th annual Peony Open Garden event. With 4.5 acres of peonies, it is sure to delight everyone who attends.

We are excited to open up our peony garden to the public for our annual Concert of Colour Event. Come visit the growing field of Parkland Peonies to view thousands of peonies in full bloom and explore the passion behind our peonies.
We have over 850 different varieties of classic and hybrid peonies, including the magnificent Lemon Chiffon Peony, and one of our personal favourites, Coral Sunset! Many varieties you may never knew existed. We guarantee you, you will fall in love with this amazing flower.

We are located in Okotoks, Alberta, on the property of The Saskatoon Farm. After registering for this event, your ticket will include a location map to our peony field.
June 21st – July 3rd.
Please Note: This is a ticketed event, you must purchase a ticket to attend. Tickets are $10.00 each, and can be purchased online from our website at: https://parklandpeonies.com/

Edmonton Horticultural Society's 2024 Garden Tour
2024-07-20 10:00 - 2024-07-21 16:00
10 Gardens
July 20 &21 – 10am-4pm

Booklets are already available for sale online on the EHS website: https://edmontonhort.com/
We will have the booklets available for purchase in person on June 14th at:
Greenland
Salisbury – Sherwood Park and Enjoy
Classic Landscapes – Ellerslie
Apache Seeds
Wild Birds Unlimited
Arch Greenhouses

Potential volunteers can email summerprograms@edmontonhort.com

Calgary Rose Society's 51st Annual Rose Show
2024-07-20 13:30 - 17:00
Show Date: Saturday July 20, 2023 in the Viking Room at the Calgary Scandinavian Centre, 739 20 Ave NW
Public Viewing: 1:30pm to 5:00pm
This is a Free event.

Alberta Dahlia and Glad Society: Summer Celebration
2024-08-10
The Alberta Dahlia and Glad Society invite everyone to their Summer Celebration on August 10th.
9 a.m. Judging courses
1-3 p.m. Make your own arrangement $25.
3-5 Garden viewing
Supper to follow – Meat provided please bring your own salad and desert.
Location: Piper Creek Trial Garden 37514 RR 273 Red Deer County – South on 40th Ave then right at the Kamen sign.
The Only Dahlia and Gladiolus Trial Garden in Canada
Contact Deb at 403-392 2159 debhatt@xplornet.com

Botanical Gardens of Silver Springs
2024-08-11 14:00 - 16:00
Join us to Celebrate our brand launch and Volunteers, Donner’s and Sponsors.
37 Silver Springs Dr NW, Calgary, AB

Alberta Dahlia and Glad Society Flower Show
2024-08-23 - 2024-08-24
Discover the only Dahlia and Gladiolus Trial Garden in Canada.
Friday Aug 23rd: Staging 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Judging 1 to 3 p.m., Flower Sale 3 to 6 p.m.
Saturday Aug. 24th: Public viewing and flower sales 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
Cash Only Please

Rain or Shine (Hosted under large tents)
Piper Creek Trail Garden 37514 RR 273 Red Deer Country (South on 40th Ave, Right at the Kamen Sign)
Contact Deb 403 392 2159 or debhatt@explornet@com

MGAA: Bulb Planting Workshop with Elaine Rude
2024-09-08 13:00 - 14:00
Full – See Sept 15th for next Class.
Fall is the time to plant bulbs for a super show come spring  and into summer.
Bulbs are one of the easiest types of plants to grow in our climate. Planted while the soil is still warm they send out roots before the ground freezes awaiting warmer days.
This talk will teach you what you need to be successful with planting bulbs. We will look at the different types of bulbs, how each differs from the others and how to properly meet their care needs.
While we will cover the more familiar types such as tulips and daffodils we will also delve into some of the more unusual ones that given the right conditions will thrive in our climate.
This is a Free event but Please sign up on our main page (helps us know how much space and chairs needed).

The Botanical Gardens at Silver Springs
2024-09-11 14:00 - 16:00
The Botanical Gardens of Silver Spring

Join us to celebrate our Brand launch, Volunteers, Donor’s and Sponsors.
37 Silver Springs Dr NW, Calgary, AB This is a Free event.
RSVP to info@bgss.ca

C.R.A.G.S.: Lorne Kaban from the Alberta Regional Lily Society
2024-09-12 19:00 - 20:30
Lorne Kaban from the Alberta Regional Lily Society talks about how be became interested in Lilies and what he has learned about them.
Location: This will be a hybrid talk on zoom and at the Lakeview Community Association Hall 6110 – 34th Street SW. Parking is free.
Free for members — Non-members register at EventBrite: https:www.eventbrite.ca/organizations/events
Speaker:
Lorne, has been a lifelong gardener that started out under the tutelage of his Baba and Mother in a vegetable garden on the family farm. Through out his life he has always had a few lilies in his garden.
About 15 years ago, while living in NE Alberta he heard about a farmer north of Vermilion that grew and sold lilies. When he visited Fred Fellner’s farm, Lorne was absolutely infected with “lilyitis”. The four acre plot of seedling lilies that ranged in height from 2-7’ and covered the full spectrum of colours in the white, yellow, pink, red, and multicoloured range, as well as were spotted, no spots, frosted, and striped, totally enamoured him. He never looked back and has been on a journey of learning, growing, a little hybridizing, and promoting lilies ever since.
He became involved with the Alberta Regional Lily Society, shortly after he met Fred, and then joined the North American Lily Society a couple years later. Through both groups he has met and been mentored by folks, many of who are now lifelong friends, from across the globe. Lorne is the current President of both Societies and is a champion of growing lilies. He grows over 200 hundred varieties of lilies in his home garden in St Albert and is excited to share some of his knowledge with you and maybe even a couple of tips on how to manage the dread red Lily beetle!

MGAA: Bulb Planting Workshop II
2024-09-15 13:00 - 14:00
Second Class on Demand:
Fall is the time to plant bulbs for a super show come spring  and into summer.
Bulbs are one of the easiest types of plants to grow in our climate. Planted while the soil is still warm they send out roots before the ground freezes awaiting warmer days.
This talk will teach you what you need to be successful with planting bulbs. We will look at the different types of bulbs, how each differs from the others and how to properly meet their care needs.
While we will cover the more familiar types such as tulips and daffodils we will also delve into some of the more unusual ones that given the right conditions will thrive in our climate.
This is a Free event but Please sign up on our main page (helps us know how much space and chairs needed).
Location: greengate Garden Centres, gardensense studio, 14111 Macleod Trail S, Calgary

“Common Diseases and Insect Pests of Veggies and Fruit” by Robert Spencer, Spencer Horticultural Solutions
2024-09-25 07:00 - 17:00 | via ZOOM
There are many different diseases and pests that can affect vegetable and fruit crops in the garden. This presentation will look at some of the more commonly occurring pests, across common host crops. We’ll look at how to recognize the pests, what conditions favor their development and how to manage them in a garden setting.
Rob Spencer has a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with a major in Horticulture and a Masters of Science (Plant Sciences), both from the University of Saskatchewan. He worked as a Commercial Horticulture Specialist for Alberta Agriculture for 17 years. Rob started Spencer Horticultural Solutions in March 2020. He is a Horticulture Instructor at Olds College, specializing in horticulture crop production. Rob has written hundreds of articles and delivered many presentations of all types for a range of audiences on an assortment of topics. He resides with his family in Olds, AB.
FREE for Master Gardeners Members, General Public $15.00
This is a Zoom presenation Tickets available at Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/common-diseases-and-insect-pests-of-veggies-and-fruit-tickets-1017631722877?aff=oddtdtcreator

MGAA Annual General Meeting
2024-10-20 13:30 - 15:30 | via ZOOM
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Join Andrew Britton of Gecko Grow to explore the world of hydroponic gardening. Andrew moved from Vancouver Island to Calgary 20 years ago, and quickly learned that Calgary’s growing conditions were very different than what he was used to. After several attempts at gardening with varying degrees of success, Andrew gave hydroponics a try and was hooked. While hydroponics can get complicated, Andrew prefers to keep it simple. He founded Gecko Grow in 2019 to share what he had learned and to provide others with the products and knowledge they need to keep growing with no fear of summer snowfalls, heatwaves, hailstorms and short growing seasons.
Members Only : Oct. 20, 2024
1:00pm to 3:30pm
This is a Zoom presentation

MGAA: From Texas to the Tundra: Tales of a Wandering Photographer with Myrna Pearman
2024-11-20 19:00 - 20:30 | via ZOOM
Join Myrna Pearman on a journey of nature observations and experiences through photography and stories. Myrna spends as much time as she can outdoors, with her camera. In this presentation, she will share images and stories from her recent adventures, all the way from her own backyard to the wilds of Texas, the Canadian Arctic and Alaska. Be prepared to be informed, educated and entertained!

Myrna Pearman is a retired biologist as well as a best-selling author (including NatureScape Alberta: Creating and Caring for Wildlife Habitat at Home and Backyard Bird Feeding: An Alberta Guide), enthusiastic nature photographer and writer, kayaker and backroads rambler. She is a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, is the Resident Naturalist for Mother Nature’s Seeds, and is actively involved with the Red Deer River Naturalists. myrnapearman.com
This is a Zoom presentation
Free for Members
$15.00 General Public
Ticket at Eventbrite

Friends of Fish Creek - Invitation for Community Gardens to Giving Tuesday
2024-12-03 11:00 - 18:00
Friends of Fish Creek wishes to extend an invitation to anyone in the community garden group to come down to the Bow Valley Ranch Visitor Centre on Tuesday, December 3rd for our open house Giving Tuesday event between 11:00 am- 6:00 pm (drop in).
We are giving away lots of native seed for people who would like to ‘Grow with Us’ by raising plants and giving us back some seeds when they produce their own next season. We collected over 75 native species this season, including lots of beautiful forbs like blanket flower, showy locoweed, buffalo bean and others. We would love to give back to the community and share these seeds we have collected.

We will also be offering free tours throughout the day, as well as an activity to prepare native seeds through scarification.

Hot chocolate and a kid’s activity, too!

Please send this invitation along with community gardeners and anyone else looking for some native plants!

Here is the link to register for the event.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/giving-tuesday-2024-tickets-1081166140029?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Thank you so much for providing the Friends with the space to grow native plants in the Community Garden this year, and for helping them thrive through watering, weeding and maintenance! We hope you can make it out!

15979 Bow Bottom Trail SE, Calgary

MGAA Virtual Christmas Party
2024-12-18 19:00 - 21:00 | via ZOOM
2024 Master Gardener’s
Christmas Party
Talks, Games and PRIZES!
Sorry, Members only.
Just sign in, Zoom link in Members Home section.
Dec. 18th at 7 p.m.
Pour a glass, brew a pot get comfy and join us.

Sangudo Horticultural Club: Colour Your World!
2025-01-18 09:00 - 15:30 | Mayerthorpe Diamond Centre, 4918 54 St,, Mayerthorpe, AB, AB, Canada
Catered Lunch — Vendors — Hort. Displays — Door Prizes
18th Annual Gardeners Day: Colour Your World
Sat. January 18th, 2025 — 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Mayerthorpe Diamond Centre

Maureen Sexsmith-West of Ladybug Arborists.
Trees & Shrubs for Northern Climates.
Climbers, Columnars & Edible Wonders.
All Season Colour with Hardy Abnnuals
Show What You Grow.

Deadline January 13th, 2025. Register on-line and pay by e-transfer.
Sangudo Hor Club Colour Your World
Details at abhorta.ca/wp/events or SangudoHortClub@gmail.com

MGAA: “How to Winter Sow” by Melissa Penney, Habitat YEG
2025-01-22 19:00 - 20:30 | via ZOOM
Hope you can join us for a learning-packed evening about
Winter Sowing!
If you are looking to grow tons of plants for very little money and not have to give up part of your home for growing seedlings each year, then this presentation is for you! Invented by Trudi Davidoff in 2000, this is the method of using plastic containers to grow seeds outdoors planted
between January-March. Melissa has been winter sowing perennials and annuals successfully for five years and is excited to show you all the tips and tricks for your own winter sowing success.
After spending years walking, hiking and driving to photograph birds, Melissa tried something new in 2019. She decided to instead make the birds come to her! In the last five years she has had 106 species of birds visit her urban Edmonton backyard, and has 84 species visit in
2024 alone! Melissa’s interests have expanded to gardening, native plants, insects and how it all works together. Besides her yard being a Canadian Wildlife Federation certified wildlife friendly habitat, she loves having a space for her amazing family to play, relax and visit with friends. When she isn’t working on her own habitat she is a freelance photographer, a mom to three amazing and busy kids, and wife to a fantastic guy who understands her need to live outside more than inside.

Free for Members just use your promo code.
Ticket available on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/winter-sowing-all-you-need-to-know-and-more-tickets-1200508486199?aff=oddtdtcreator

EHS: Beginner Garden Art Workshop
2025-02-01 08:00 - 17:00, 2025-03-01 08:00 - 17:00
Join the Edmonton Horticultural Society for garden-themed painting workshops, suitable for beginners. You will learn some painting technique and take home a beautiful art piece at the end. All art supplies will be provided.
Please note that each session has separate tickets. Please ensure you are purchasing your tickets for the correct date.
Workshop Host Bio
Andrea Bauer is a local self taught artist in Edmonton. She is a member of the Budding Art Collective and an experienced workshop teacher. Andrea’s lifelong passion for painting is combined with prioritizing workshops that have a fun relaxed atmosphere for beginner or hobby creatives. She will bring her tips and tricks for painting as well as an open creativity to paint in your unique style. Check her art out at Andrea Bauer Art on Instagram.
February 1st at 10 am Pansies
March 1st at 10 am Lucky Clover and Honey Bees
Members $15.00 Non-Members $20.00 Edmonton Horticultural Society Office 10746 – 178 Street NW
Information and Tickets https://www.instagram.com/andrea__bauer/

CHS: Think Spring!
2025-02-08 09:30 - 16:00 | via ZOOM
Let’s Think Spring!
The Society’s gardening season launching event, Think Spring!
Saturday, February 8, 2025.
The online event opens at 9:30 am so that you can ensure your tech is working before the keynote address:
“Moths: The Forgotten Pollinators” by Lyndon Penner 10:00 a.m.
After his 1.5-hour presentation and Q&A, there is a short break, then the afternoon session begin. The day wraps up at 4:00 pm.

Noon – 1:00 pm: Carly Ziter “All Hands on Deck: Why Urban Residents are Essential in Supporting Biodiversity” Sponsor: Eagle Lake Professional Landscape Supply
1:15 – 2:15 pm: Joanna Tschudy and Nathan Gill “Alternative Lawns” Sponsor: The City of Calgary
2:30 – 3:30 pm: Sara Jordan-McLachlan “Bird-Friendly Gardening: How to Support our Feathered Friends with Native Plants” Sponsor: Ecologic Horticulture

Tickets are only $5 (+GST) for Society members and $10 (+GST) for non-members.
Click for ticket info: https://www.calhort.org/society-bulletin/

Alberta Invasive Species Council Annual Conference & AGM
2025-02-21 08:00 - 17:00
EXCITING NEWS!!

As if you need another reason to attend the AISC’s Annual Conference & AGM……

Introducing the Rat Academy!! Conference registrants get exclusive access to a private production of the Rat Academy—a physical comedy that follows the last rat in Alberta. This show has sold out for the past year and will be the last showing, as Bat Rabbit Productions creates a new theatre performance to tour the world!
These events will be hosted at the Olds College, on March 4th for the Pre-Conference Workshop and March 5-6 for the Annual Conference. Don’t miss out! Please be sure to register for both events— the registration deadline is Friday, February, 21
Click for more information. https://abinvasives.ca/
But that’s not all! Your registration for the Conference also includes:

Professional development opportunities (CEU & Pesticide Applicator Credits)
Top-notch networking with industry experts
A JAM-PACKED agenda with speakers from all over North America
Draw prizes and our annual 50/50 raffle

…AND SO MUCH MORE!!

MGAA: Starting Reluctant Seed of Wild Plants
2025-02-27 19:00 - 20:30 | via ZOOM
“Many plant species have evolved ways to help their seed germinate at the better times and places in their natural environments, and can seem quite reluctant to behave for us. We will look at the different treatment methods that can convince them to sprout within a reasonable amount of time, with consideration of accomplishing this at our homes in our wintery climate.”
Rob Staniland is a retired Environmental Biologist, who has been rabidly gardening since 1980. Starting with trees, shrubs and native perennials, he became my a founding member of the Calgary Rock and Alpine Gardening Society (CRAGS) in the early ’90s and has focused on those sorts of plants since. Plants aren’t always easy.
This is a Zoom presentation. Talk will be recorded for ticket holds to review for 7 days.

General Public $15.00, Members Free For tickets click: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/starting-reluctant-seed-of-wild-plants-with-robert-staniland-tickets-1249809536969?aff=oddtdtcreator

MMGA: Learning from Indigenous Farming Before the Fur Trade
2025-03-03 19:00 | via ZOOM
Manitoba Master Gardeners Association
In this talk, Audrey Logan will share stories and knowledge about the food ways of indigenous people in our region. With references to research done in Lockport by Dr. Leigh Syms, retired curator of archaeology at the Manitoba Museum, Audrey will explain how important crops like squash and beans were developed, planted and harvested by First Nations long before the arrival of Europeans, and show how indigenous gardening practices have much to teach us today.
Audrey Logan is a Neheyaw (Cree) and Metis knowledge keeper and traditional food educator. Originally from northern Alberta, Audrey now lives and teaches indigenous permaculture practices in the West Broadway area of Winnipeg. Audrey is also the founder of Dehydration Nations, a grassroots organization that promotes food dehydration and knowledge and indigenous food sovereignty. Audrey forages, grows and preserves all the food one could need within a local urban neighbourhood.
Monday, March 3rd, 7 p. m. CDT via Zoom
Free to attend. All are welcome.
Register at: www.mgmanitoba.com

St Albert Backyard Gardening Group Seed Swap
2025-03-08 13:00 - 18:00
More information to come. Save the Date.

Vancouver Master Gardeners Spring Seminar 2025 – Grow Different –Ideas to Transform your Garden
2025-03-09 09:00 - 15:00
Vancouver Master Gardeners Spring Seminar 2025 – Grow Different – ideas to transform your garden.
Special Guest Fergus Garrett of Great Dixter, England
Succession Planting: Creating a Multi-Season Garden – Fergus Garrett
Ecological Gardening: Supporting the Biodiversity that Works for You – Elizabeth Elle
Urban Gardens of the Future – Saba Farmand
Edible Gardens, the Way Nature Intended – In Layers – Chris Chung
Plus, our Gardening Marketplace

Sunday March 9th 9am- 3pm Michael J Fox Theatre, Burnaby

Event Activities – Gardening Vendors, Sea Soil Sale, & Door Prizes!
Early Bird Tickets: $55 until January 15th, 2025
Regular Tickets: $65 from January 16th, 2025
Recordings Only: $35 for one month of viewing – so if you are away you can still see our speakers!
For more information – Click Here
To Register – Click Here

MGAA: Symposium
2025-03-16 09:00 - 15:00 | via ZOOM
Join Myrna Pearman, Gerard Fournier and Robert Pavlis for the MGAA’s Symposium: Ground in Science.

Creating and Caring for Wildlife Habitat at Home with Myrna Pearman

Join Myrna Pearman, lead author of NatureScape Alberta: Creating and Caring for Wildlife Habitat at Home as she outlines current conservation concerns related to biodiversity and offers suggestions about what we can do as gardeners to provide habitat in our own yards and gardens. Myrna oversaw the development of the gardens at Ellis Bird Farm into demonstration “Naturescapes” and led research, conservation and education efforts to raise awareness about the importance of backyard biodiversity.
Myrna Pearman is a retired biologist as well as a best-selling author, enthusiastic nature photographer and writer, kayaker and backroads rambler. She is a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS), the Resident Naturalist for Mother Nature’s Seed, and is actively involved with the Red Deer River Naturalists. She lives on the south shore of Sylvan Lake, AB. www.myrnapearman.com
Planting With Natives with Gerald Fournier

Planting native trees and shrubs makes a lot of sense in our challenging climate. Join Gerard as he discusses some of the traditional uses and stories behind these important and beautiful plants, the biology behind how they have adapted to our growing conditions and best planting practices to ensure success.
Gerard has been in love with trees most of his life, and started his first tree service company at the age of seventeen. Since then, after two other tree outfits and eight years work with a major tree service company in Calgary, Gerard founded his own tree service and tree nursery in Didsbury, Alberta, back in 2000. Serving the industry on various boards and professional organizations most of his career, Gerard has also been a Community Adviser for Tree Canada in Southern Alberta since 2007. Board Certified Master Arborist, Red Sealed Journeyman Landscape Horticulturist and Tree Risk Assessment Qualified, Gerard spends most of his time in the winters as a part time sessional instructor teaching apprentices at Olds College. Specializing in tree retention consultations and afforestation projects, Gerard is happy to be sharing his knowledge abundantly with all those who love and work with trees!
Climate Change from a Gardeners Perspective with Robert Pavlis

This program starts by asking a key question, is climate change real, and the answer will surprise you. How does global warming affect gardening and how should we change the way we do things in the garden? What can gardeners do to reduce their effect on CO2 levels? We’ll discuss invasives, tilling, composting, and water use in terms of their impact on the environment. Carbon sequestration in soil is key and this has led to several soil management myths which need to be debunked.
Robert Pavlis is a well-known speaker, educator and myth buster with over 40 years of gardening experience. He is an award winning author of several books, Food Science for Gardeners, Building Natural Ponds, Soil Science for Gardeners, Plant Science for Gardeners, Compost Science for Gardeners, Microbe Science for Gardeners and Garden Myths and publishes the popular gardening blog; GardenMyths.com and a YouTube Channel; Garden Fundamentals. As the owner and head gardener of Aspen Grove Gardens, a six-acre botanical garden, he grows 3,000 varieties of plants.
Robert Pavlis
Published books: Garden Myths, Food Science for Gardeners, Plant Science for Gardeners, Soil Science for Gardeners
Microbe Science for Gardeners, Compost Science for Gardeners and Building Natural Ponds
Blog: Garden Myths
YouTube Channel: Garden Fundamentals
Facebook Groups: Garden Fundamentals and Building Natural Ponds

Tickets: Members $35.00 — MGAA Students $25.00 — General Admission $45.00
Talks will be recorded and available to ticket holders for 7 days after the symposium.
Click here for Eventbrite and more ticket information. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mgaa-symposium-tickets-1231033096129?aff=oddtdtcreator

United Nations World Water Day
2025-03-22
See World water day at:
https//www.un.org/en/observances/water-day
