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Always
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Do you know of a fabulous garden in Alberta?
Why not let us in on the secret. We're always looking for good gardens to feature in Alberta Gardener.
Send one or two photos to Joan Cohen or mail them to
Alberta Gardener, Attention: Joan Cohen, 130 A Cree Crescent, Winnipeg MB R3J 3W1 |
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Founded in 2002, Alberta Gardener is the third in the Local Gardener magazine series published by Pegasus Publications Inc.
Alberta Gardener zeros in on gardening in one of the more challenging areas of Canada. In Alberta, as in Manitoba, winters can be long and cold, while the summers are hot and, in the southern part of the province, arid. Calgary chinooks can have a devastating effect on growing conditions. Rocky mountain terrain presents its own challenges and opportunities. Local gardens are influenced by the nearness of the mountains and by the cultural mix.
The publication is four-color, 8 ½ by 11 inches, published six times a year (retail price $5.95), plus a special Beautiful Gardens issue ($8.95). Yearly subscriptions are $29.95.
Featured Articles
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Help Your Plants Survive the Winter
The days are getting shorter. They can still be quite warm but evenings cool down and night time temperatures are approaching the freezing point. It’s time for perennials, shrubs and trees to get ready for the challenges of surviving the deep freeze of our prairie winter. When spring comes these plants will need a reserve of energy to re-emerge or to leaf out and begin the next year’s growth...
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St. Albert & District Garden Club
"What's New for 2008" with Bob Sproule from Salisbury Greenhouses.
Tuesday, April 8th 7:30 p.m.
Lunch Room, Sir George Simpson Jr. High School
50 Grosvenor Blvd. St. Albert, Alberta
Come and find out about Salisbury's spring plant collection, including their latest introductions and the new garden trends for this year.
Contact: Derrick Harrison 458-7430
e-mail: stalbertgardenclub@telus.net
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
Lethbridge AB
Ph: 403-328-3511
Monday to Friday - June 16 - 20 (9 to2pm)
Observe Masters at Work Pruning Mugo and Scots Pine
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