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Succession and Weeds as Soil Builders by Mark Stumpf-Allen
TICKETS Why do some soils grow tomatoes while others grow weeds? Why did I rarely water decades ago and have great vegetables, but now I have a crust and have to water every week? Why do store-bought veggies have no flavour? Soils are more than just sand, silt, and clay. They are also a complex…
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via ZOOMCalgary Seedy Saturday
Winston-Heights Mountview Community Association (520 27 Ave NE)Seedy Saturday will be happening on Saturday, March 25, 2023 from 10am to 3pm at Winston-Heights Mountview Community Association (520 27 Ave NE). This is a free, drop-in event. Please note that while masking is no longer required, we respect the right of those participants wishing to wear masks. Calgary Seedy Saturday is…
Edmonton Seedy Sunday
Alberta Avenue Hall 9210 118 Ave NW Edmonton, ABEdmonton Seedy Sunday March 26, 2023 11:00 am to 4:00pm Alberta Avenue Hall 9210 118 Ave NW Edmonton, AB
Trees & their ability to adapt to Climate Change
via ZOOMEvent free to members of the Master Gardeners Association of Alberta Aaron Cull is a Master Gardener, holds a Bachelor of Science in Botany & is an ISC certified Arborist. He has owned/operated Evergreen Ltd. for the past 15 years. Aaron decided to take his Master Gardening certification because his customers kept asking him gardening…
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via ZOOMCrags (Calgary Rock and Alpine Garden Society) Rock Gardens of the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens
via ZOOMNestled in the ski town of Vail, Colorado at 8,200ft, Betty Ford Alpine Gardens is home to many alpine and rock garden plants from North America and beyond. Curator of Plant Collections, Nick Courtens, invites you on an exclusive tour of the various rock gardens that have been built throughout the past 30 years including several crevice gardens, trough gardens, rock walls and even an alpine house full of rare and unusual alpine plants. Learn about the construction of these rock gardens and the plants that grow in this 4.5-acre public botanic garden through stunning pictures and in depth stories.