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The Edmonton Horticultural Society (EHS) is a non-profit society whose purpose is to promote the knowledge, understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of gardening in Edmonton and area. This group is a place to share gardening questions, knowledge, courses and workshops, successes and failures. We love gardening; we think it makes our world so.
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There are over 80 community garden sites now operating in Edmonton promoting local, organically grown food; healthy and active lifestyles; and safer, more vibrant and connected communities. Community gardens provide many benefits to Edmontonians including: Recreation for all ages Beautification of neighbourhoods Healthy food production
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Nature's Haven When it comes to gardening and landscaping in Edmonton, Blue Grass Nursery, Sod & Garden Centre is a top choice. They offer a range of services and products to meet your needs. As a sod supplier, they have a variety of options to give your lawn that lush and green look you desire.
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CBC News ยท Posted: Aug 30, 2022 7:00 AM PDT | Last Updated: August 30, 2022 We spent the summer visiting 12 very different gardens in and around our city to learn how Edmontonians are making.
When To Plant And Cultivate A Garden in Edmonton
Edmonton and area have so many garden centres just waiting for you to visit and pick out what you'll be growing this year, no matter whether you're just starting out or practically a pro. Within Edmonton Ellerslie Gift & Garden Ellerslie Gift & Garden aims to be a destination for all things garden.
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Do you want to grow tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants? Start these indoors around March 6. Then, around May 11 you should start watching the weather forecast and, as soon as no frost is forecast, go ahead and transplant those into the ground.
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Traditionally, the long weekend in May (Victoria Day Weekend) is considered the best time to plant your garden. That seems to be the safest date for not having to worry about another snow fall or heavy frost, (although nothing is guaranteed). Make sure you can reach every corner of the garden with a hose. I prefer soaker hoses as less water.
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Alberta Planting Calendar for Edmonton, AB Enter your location Enter your zip code or postal code above. The planting calendar below tells you when to plant in the SPRING and also plant in the FALL, based on your zip code or postal code. Fall Planting Calendar When we say "fall," we really mean planting in summer in time for a fall harvest.
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A: In the Edmonton region, your window to plant a garden is from late April to early June. Seed cool season veggies like peas, beets, spinach, swiss chard, lettuce, carrots, broccoli, cabbage, and cauliflower as soon as you can work the soil - late April to early May.
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The City of Edmonton has several initiatives that focus on gardening, urban agriculture, and food production.
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1. Choose the Right Plants Choosing the right plants is one of the most important secrets to a low-maintenance garden. In Edmonton, Alberta, it's essential to choose plants that are native to the area, and that can withstand the local climate.
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Transplant the majority of frost hardy flowers vegetables (plants like pansy, violas, snapdragons & lobelia; lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, and onions by May 10th, if the forecast does not include a subzero night for the next 4 or 5 days. Be prepared to cover them up if it gets really cold (-5C).
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For First Nations communities, gardening in Edmonton is about continuous observation, pattern-seeking, and participation in ecology. This is gardening in its truest sense. May we one day return to a landscape as abundant as this.
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If you choose to visit the Garden Shop we ask that you have your shopping list ready. You'll find the many plant varieties we carry listed here. If you have questions or need help planning your garden - please give us a call at 780-909-7881 before you visit and we'll be more than happy to provide assistance.
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